Oakland Tribune from Oakland, California • Page 2

I- 'M OAKLAND DAILY TTSTEWOsGi TBIBTTKE, TUESDAY, AUGUST lO, 1886. Seal Estate. New To dajl EAST OAKLAND. WEST OAKLAND. I Lad lea III For cheap and stylish Millinery to OalilamI (gpjttiitj Wrilvau PUBLISHED PAXLT (Sundays Excepted)-- AT HOME AND ABROAD.

A first-class stock of wines, licmors. E. E. BEJLGrE TO-DAY'S DISPATCHES New Collector of Customs for New York Appointed. IMPORTER AND DEALER IX FIXTURES.

RANGES, STOVES, AGATE AND TINWARE IAS 1151 Broadway, cor, Orders Taken for Plnmblnt, It W. MILLER CO. K. BALDWIN; BUTTER. Fine Extra Mess and So.

1 Mess Mackerel, in Kits, from Isaac Hie Mass. Try Isaac Rich's Mackerel, in 5-lb. Cans. BRICK and BONELESS CODFISH Our own Importation from the Uufx aKNUINE GEORGE'S CODFISH, from Boston. I Thirteenth Street.

til imu Fi rutins; aiict Tinuliig. II OAKLAWD. Flavor and TUB, BEST COFFEE Has CO a Delicious fine Aroma. ONLY 30 CENTS PER P0U1TB. UST INTRODUCED-INTO GLOBE TEA 925 Broadway, near 9th.

GEORGE L. FRITZ, Etcliings, Steel Engravings TXJIiE FKAJLEi VILLIAM J. DIIICEE REAL ESTATE ATJCTIOSEER, 460 aarl 46 Elarhth SU, OAKLAND, EASTQT 4 ELDRIDGE, 618 Market 6U oan i rancisco. j. Aarnst 11, 1886 At 12 o'clock at Salesrooms of ASTON E1UD- RIDGK.

61 Market street, Han Francisco. Special Auction! Sale WITHOUT RESERVE OR LIMIT. OF Fruit Vale! Real Estate. XBsT 0iaZXa.T93D. Northwest corner Eighth and Grove 95x100 feet, withlaree modern 2 story handsome residence of 15 rooms.

Must be sold to satisfy a mortgage; very convenient to Broadway, tightn street is one of the great thoroughfares of the city. Also, Sox laree decant building lots on Hroad way, feet, each on ground com manding an elegant view, handsome surroundings, very convenient to! horse-cars. On line of improvement and must rapidly increase in value. North side East Twelfth street, near Seven teenth avenue; lot oxi4U, on which are three tenement houses, all rented. MIST I Hr SOLD! FIVE and SEVEN-ACRE TRACTS on Redwood Road, adjoining the- Bray prop erty, recentlv sold at auction.

All level and the richest land. Convenient to station churches and schools. For suburban home sites, these two places cannot be excelled. Also, On HIGH STREET, north of Old County Roail. TWEXTY-iFOCR ACRES of the choicest land, very convenient and access ible, and especially, desirable for fruit Cul ture.

Thi clecan tract will be sold in TWO ACRES SURIHVISIOXS jof TWELVE EACH. lo not fail to secure Catalogue and Ex amine tnese Prooerties. Ami Kemember the sale win oe ne neid at fdS Market street. San Francisco. For further Particulars, apply to WILLIAM J.

DINGEE 460 and 46? 8th Oakland. Or, ASTON ELDRIDGE. 61S Market REAL ESTATE I FOR SALE ON ACCOUNT OF J3E A ETTJEE Griaziim Land. 'i40 acres gooil (irazing southeast of Livermore. Land 10 miles Vineyard iD(l GrapeLaut acres of bes' yineyard land in Liver- more valley, niiles from Livermore; in eluding 1" acres if bearing vines of be? varieties.

This is offered as a whole or in any subdivision to suit purchaser. HOUSE AND X.OT INSTALLMENT PLAN. Two-story houie, 6 large sunny rooms, all modern improvements: good order; lot 31x1 location very desirable and conveu lent to station. be sold $1,000 down balance, lfi per month until paid. UNIMPROVED.

ioxs in rown ot west Berkeley: 'i lots i best part of East Berkeley I lot on Lydi street, near West: 1 lot near corner Twenty-fourth and-Adeliue street (cheap 'A-ixlOO. i Also. Mortgage 1 year at 9 per cent, inter amply secured, will discount per cent. i The foregoing properties are offered at prices mat snouia secure immediate sale. Apply to owner at oflice of C.

W. McLAUGHLIS 460 Ninth Street, Oakland I S15.G00 -250-acre farm in Contra Costa l-nunty: 'M miles from Oakland. well luipri.iv.it and watered; one of the best and most proiitaiile farms the 1 (U WV-i40-acre farm in Del Norte JlOdJuU County; finely improved; 2 good dwellings; dairy li.uses, cattle and hay barns; 80 head of cattle (tiO en as aud 20 vonni catttel 7 head cf horses and colu; farming implements, furniture coras cut ana dry; notes, liees, etc go with miTo auacD-aji. Q'-il 1 farm 'u Yolo County 4-0 tiiable. lialance irrazinir laud feuoed aud crotif-tencel: lwiiei, atablea, out niiiiuing.

eo win excri ge tor Oakland prorty. Ql .1 irt J-acre fann in Hulan.j County OlO.Wwll all imuroTed: fine lull for train oi fuit; good ftrm to make money; will exchange for Oakland property in part. 1 ifl 33-acre vineyard in Sonoma County; 30 acres in Zinfaudel grapes iu full acres in house, lot. and or chard; tine improvements; will pay interest ondouble tne price asRea; win exenaege tor nne place most land or vicinity. C'lll 1WW1-27-acre viueyard and orchsrd in 31U.

l)F Santa Clara County; just coming iuio oeanng-gooi improvements; win oivtue. liAi 10-acre farm in Sonoma Counts JJ'JtJ m-ar small vineyard aud orchard; good- improvements; part river bottom land: no bettor lad in the State. Si? fc.ifi-'l-cre fruit farm; 21 ml'es from ban Jose; inclosed by tine fence nice staMe iuo choicejiace. Choice- farms aud farming lands In large small tracts iu all starts of the State. Several bi gains iu large tractts.

O. I. DENISON Ct i 950 Broadway. SECURE A HOME i Aud Stop raying: Rent. One Beautiful Well Built Moiler liay Window Cottage Of 5 rooms'and bath with venience.

every con Also large storeruoiu. basement containing laundry am Fur Sale on Installment Plan ONLY SlOO JOASI-I, Ilalanoe SjiJu per month. Each house per month. 1 would now rent for 50 SITUATED A VERY DESIRABLE thin 4 blocks of the local train Size of lots, 2f feet 8 inches by 100 feet. Street ruacadjamized and sewered.

Prieelonly 2,100. Cost to build Aliljr Iimxietliately to WILLIAM J. DINGEE 460-4G21 Eighth Oakland. J. ttltSS.

(SI FS4tK TO S. Miltiur Hr? KatatM Agent; money to lonu; reijti; lent colircted. Furaalie: Raidecce rin.ii.rtv iu a.l najta of okliiril and rtiburrs. Farms ai.d fai uiina lauds dtsirabie ixirtwusuf the i.if prst.niU tion givervto the Care of property for auatnt own ers. irs liroadway.

Letween JSmth and Tentn, Oakland, Cal. I Money to Loan AMOUNTS TO SUIT. Low Ilate of Interest, 7 W3I. DIXGEE, 4 GO andie Elsrlilli UoklHiid Basi Mm Assortei LADIES' AND CH "CREN'S BONNETS IAT8, Together with all kinds of Goods At lower prioes than can aeeurad elsewhere on toe fane uoast, go to Millinei Oakland Day an After Across East Oakland was almost entirely de- ssrted yesterday until a late hoar in the Daring the morning the local train ware packed with persons going Oakland, and the Twelfth-street cars were equally fall. The town wa practical! emptied of its population.

1 The storei were mostly closed, and those hat were open closed very early in the day. 1 Harriet and uuehing nail their engines decorated very nicely. I I JtSrooklvn JNo. 4. was one ot tb finest engines in the parade.

The Eas Oakland boys took a great deal of troubl and spent a great deal of time on her an succeeded splendidly in their efforts. Tb Clinton, truck was also gallantly decorate and took a foremost place among the track I loi the city. i On Sunday afternoon Harry 1'opplewelL a Sobrante rancner, was arrestaa by Oor -stable O'Donnell for battery and drunker -nese. Fopplewell owed O'Donnell a bi 1 and O'Donnell reminded him of the fae and suggested that it had been owed -sometime. Popplewell began to O'Donnell, when he was reminded that this was not allowed on the public street.

Upon thw, Popplewell struck O'Donnell in the mouth. 1 1 Miss Bessie Smith, who recently arrivejd from Dundee, Scotland, is a very' expert swimmer. She will give an exhibition if her skill at the Alameda baths on Sunday next. It is said that the young ladies the cotton and jute mills will form swicp- ing clubs and exhibit their powers it Alameda. I Dr.

Wilcox savs that his father is abopt the same as he was on Saturday and that there has been very little change in hjis condition. I The horses on one of the Tubbs HotM cars cave cut at the toot of the hill lay Lake Msrritt, yesterday, and the passeh gers were obliged to. push the car up ill hill. The yacht Maggie K. capsized in tin creek yesterday.

There were three per sons in her, all of whom safely reacLei hi wharf. I During the entire day yesterday the lap was crowded, but particularly' in the.evtjn ing was the lake covered with crsft vf, 1 kinds. Ihe weather was lovely for such amusement, and a great manv took auviin tare of it. The moon was half and the evening was cool after a hot day. Cap tain Duncombe, of the lion ion, says that he had nearly every bout engaged ahead of the day.

The camp meeting at Beulah Park Has been rather pcotly attended lately, pr ably owing to greater attractions efce- where. Andrew Donald has left the jute and taken a place in trie Risdon Works. i Miss May Diamond is expected Astoiia shortly. i Us ion The 10 o'clock train to East Oak! dnd last night was filled with people from he ke to fire works, a hey swarmed over it ants. 1 It would be well for the Pouudmast take away the dead dog that lies on Twelfth streef, near Tenth avenue.

BERKELEY. An Injured Hand Arrivals and Keinovals. While Joseph who is in khe employ of the Alameda Whter fOompal iy, was putting ia water pipes in the Con vbnt building, on University avenue, last day, he cut his hand with a piece of Blood poisoning has set in, and Mr, Namara has been compelled to lay off fri- n. lie a few days. JNo dangerous I result i are feared.

I i I ed Mrs. Wright and family have into the Mills' residence, on -Fulton sti pet. near Dwitht-way. xjouis iJunard has sold his home an lot on OxforJ street, near College way. farmer formerly of Colusa county.

Berkeley Hm Co. No. 1 will nlar meetinc next Fridnv eveoiiicr. eg-Lis John Mercier will move shortly iritd new hou-e on -edr stie't, near aln -Airs. Woolf, of.

Stockton, is viatiug the family of Mrs. S. S. t'. farker.

i tu G. Boweri, of St. Huleoa former dent of the Berkeley wa la ton yesterday. C. Cortrell has taken Lini(rd's on Louis street, North.

Berkeley. age Professor H. B. Jones, one of theSc pool Trustees of Temescal and fornjerly frofessor of at the State Lu is now one of the instracto er- at Boweh Academy. 1 Col.

George Khorer, of nisville, tucky, and wire arri.ei in Berkeley un day and are the gussts of A. S. Kh reir They are en route to their ranch at tnona, Los Angeles county. I Po Constable Lowe arieted a Chinese etabie vendor for plying hi-i bus: ess within the town limits of Berkeley lth- out a license. C.

H. Thompson has moved from rke- ley to uakiand, where be will engaJ in is business. Dr. Batis, of North i Berkelejf, gradually recove ing from his long severe siell c.f sickntss. i and Jaben3 and family have tak suite of rooms in the Gottxhall buildi K.

ijord has takea tne contraite to ouifd t. M. Dean a house at Klinkner It will cist $1,720. miss .111111 a Clark hs been engagi teach the Downey dit-trict scho 1 in to Los Angeles ceunty, and will leave for herj ew BelJ ot labors in a ft-W day.s. 1 Sunrise and sunset guns were firs 1 off every d-ty last week at the La Lruna fort, the property of Capt.

R. P. Th 'ark nas. Mrs. A.

J. Wursham and three children arrive! in Berkeley from their hoi ir. Henderson, Kentucky, )a-t evening, and are visiting and Mrs. Khorer, he parent ot Mrs. Worshini.

Ilev. J. II. C. Bonte, Secretary Board Regents of the State Univei the ty, nas returned from bn summer sojourn at iiaKe lahoe.

MUSIC THAT HAD NO CHARMS. A Counterclaim a Pittno Firm for Damages. An amended answer has b4en filed in the Superior Court by E. A. James, Ijohu Cushing, E.

and Sabin Hhnis, in a suit in which Sherman, Clay music are The swer makesgentral denial of th allegatioi is of indebtedness of the defendants CuJ ping, Gibson and Harris, on behalf of flies, lor tne amounts stated in the aint. and bv way of mnter claim allege that was on September 1, 1682, A. am desirous of engaging in the but-iot bs ot dealing in pianos aad other musical etru- meuts, inthiscity, and entered intoan gree ment with Sherman, Clay re by Bach the latter agreed to furnish him witn instruments tin credit, James giving bond in the sum of with John Curbing; e. ai. oibsvn and tmbin Harris as sureties.

neiymg on mis arrangement, Janili ex pended large sums of money in his business until September 18, lSSo, when Kher- ruan, Clay afc without fault en the part ot jamas, and while the bond "covered all indebtedness to them, from hiln all pianos, organs and other musical instru ments, and cancelled all agreements con tracts ana leases then existing belween them, thereby damaging James in the sum I tor which amount he ment. i POLICE COURT. ne iaiiowing is tie record ot pr ceed- ings in the Folice Court to-day: John Altherp, two charges of disturbin the peace; set for trial AUsrust llth: ot vulgar language and 'assault Bti icken from the docket. Dick Kennedv. nhk; hned W.

J. Thiimraon. HriiiiU- fined i V. M. H.

Crocker, vulgar language 1 1 nueu. coti- iinueil. Ihomas Harney, atten Lt at Brand larcenyj continued.) Dick nnth, uruiiK; nnsa u. uick Smith, ma icious mischief: sentence Aucnst IHh. acob Lewi-s, violating ordinance; continue COUNTY TEACHERS.

iii.uinve to tee Held oil the will 18tl, JOtU and g(m Inst Ihe Teachers of Alameda "Conn Lmeet iu their Annual Inntituto -on lines- day, August IStH, for a session of thro days. They are promised a treat from the Col. Francis W. Parker, r.f let that niney Metho" fame, assisted by histalentt- wile, for a ni ccmuuci ine worK oi ttie institut greateppart ol the time. County teudent of Schools P.

M. Fishe'ti secure him a year ago, but failed.) This, year, suspectimr that tht penn ed ilonel- wouliflike to come to the OraudjArii: Ke- uiium, sir. risner maue au crts ement wmi mm oy telegraph atNornial JPa Instate cago. where he is Principal ofjth normal hchool. The fame of Colouel arkcr is uational and some of the knowing oues sh- ms wiie speaics and teaches as hedoes.

The public is cordiallv in the sessious of the Institute, which held in the Hamilton Chnr-h u.iii.i; ell as ited to ill be ner of Thirteenth and JeftWson stredt cor- The icauuaa nuu puouc, geueraiiy given further noticu in due time. An Epileptic. ill be esterday afternoon about 4 to', clock Louis Jones, a resident of Petaluria; was Offi- brought to the Receiving Hospital by car liarneic, wno louna nim fcunerir frorn an attack of epilepsy, He had three spasms after being brought to the his pital. He recovered shortly afterwards abd left Little Doing- at tne Point A Quiet Oakland There was a great deal of travel over the local lines yesterday and the train men had: considerable extra work to do. The Superintendent's office at the pier sports this sign, "No Brakemen Uaptam ohnson has added a new pave ment to his residence on Eighth street.

The cars are beginning to depart from the yards, aad it is very evident that the encampment is very nearly over. Ihe Baltimore and Ohio cars, which are the largest in the yard, will leave for the East to-morrow. I Mrs. Bonnev. of Sacramento, is in West Oakland for a few davs.

i W- F- Euglebright, a well-known miaf ing engineer of JNevada City, has been visiting the Lncampmsnt and his brother. in West Oakland, at the same time. Un i Sunday afternoon, some festive youths from the "Athens of the were bathing at the foot of Sixteenth street, within forty feet if the railroad track. The little bathers numbered about dozen, and; evidently believed that "beauty unadorned is adorned the If some gallant-police officer bad enly hap period come along they might now be languishing in prison. On Saturday Walter Blair was sunenn tending the laying of the rails of bis horse car track across the side track of the Gen trat Pacific.

nar Sixteenth street. Of course the railroad had the right of way, arid every time the switch engine of the road would ceme down the track, the fire box, which was very low, would catch his rails and scatter them in all directions. I his made the laying ef the track very difficult, and caused endless annoyance and tronble. There will be a mee'ting of- the Dm crati of the second precinct of the First Ward, at the corner of Eighth and Cheste streets, at 8 clock this evening. The Brotherhood of Railroad Brakemen will hold an adjourned meeting this even ing in the school-room of the Chase street Congregational church.

An election of officers will take place. ROBBERS C0RRALED. Tlie Cloverdale Highwaymen I I Captured in Colusa. Cloverdale, August 9th. Detective Hatcher, P.

E. Smith, Depaty Sheriff Lake ceunty, and Arthur Daw, Constable at i Hopland, arrived oh the Lakeport stage to-day, having in charge two men who gave their names as Wilson and Cole the highwaymen who robbed the Ukiah stage 1 last; Wednesday. They were fol lowed into Colusa county for 70 miles by the track of Wilson, who wore a high heeled shoe. The robbery was generally known of along the road, and as they were passing some miners a remark of their being suspicious characters was made! and they at once started to get away The men then fired fifteen shots at the fleeing robbers without any effect. William Frazier, with Arthur Daw, fol lowed on and soon overtook them.

On coming upon them Wilson suddenly, with a drawn revolver, spoke out; A surrender, conditionally that you will not hart me, which was agreed and, he was take prisoner. Cole was then also caught. All the money taken from Wells, Fargoj Sl Co. treasure box was in their possession rttey as much as admit their guilt. j.

RAILROAD BOYCOTTING. A Phase of tike War lletwcen Two Ijivlcrii Iloads. 'Kw York, August Dth. The Pennsyl vania Railroad Company has egaio at tempted to boycott the Baltimore and Ohio fvailroad Company; by charging lecal rates oa through shipments received from the latter company instead of allowing a mileage proportion oi tne tnrougn Tins as hs ben done heretofore. Fer mentlhs the! Baltimore road has been shipping freight over rVrir.syivanm routes.

Monday after noon t. Greer, Gensral i.astern Anen or tne inrormea u. c. lit-se, General Eastern Agent of the Baltimiire and Ohio, that, beginning on Tuesday, jtb ennsylvani would charge local arbitrary rat. on west bound freight uniii; ea fr' New olit over the Pennsylvania road Mr, immediately i sued an orderto agonts lo decline to receive throuuh freiuhi nor the present.

Surprise is generally pTessed at the action of the Pennsylvania road 'in view t.f the fact that the Baltimore and Ohio! does no, nxpect to get an inde ueudeut line through Philadelphia to con ct with th Reading Jersey Central sys tem betore the beginning of next year. HEDDEN'S HEAD. Nome Talk About a. ltequest for Ills KesliriiatioM. pv York, August 10th.

Francis Lymle Stetson, the New York said to have brought the request for Col lector Heddn's resignation from Washing ton. I Stetsn is at Richfield Springs. I special 1 1 tbf Tribune i the irst say said tbi-i evening hfe was confident that no request had been made for Stetson's resignation unless it had been mjade since Thursday last, when he left fori his yiaitation. I Asked as to the published reports of -the matter from the President to himself, Stet-Kion said: "Uion the 15th or 10th of Jjuly I received from the President a letter which is iu ujy posteriori. It relate! lex-clusively to affairs of the New York Cus tom House, and though I did not ask 'for Hedden's resignation, I thought it prjier at oncei to ciimmuoicare irs contents to HedJen, with whom' I had friendly rela- tionn, and on the same day I did I The President's letter was written jten days before Thompson's letter and nearly two weeks before the publication of the Squire-Flynn letter.

Allman Appeals. Oilman has given notice that he Will appeal lo the Supreme Court from the judgment of the lower court in the matter of his suit asrainst the Insurance Comnanv of the State of Pennsylvania In the case of loim Allman vs. the Citizens Insurance the defendants give notice that They refuse to accept any of plaintiff's proposed amendments to defendants proposed bill of exceptions, iirthermore, they will present ihe; statement vih the amendments! August I'tth, to the Judge of Department Three of Jhe Superior Court fofc settlement. I LIZZIE'S RE-tSALs I i Ipere wan an argument before Judge 'Hamilton-this morning in of Liz zie unira vs. John Allman to recover alleged seduction.

The argument was on a motion to strike tbs cauJie from the files on the grounds that Ithe- plaintiff bad refused to oliey a subtler) a issued i out of thu Court. It. I is understood that Cliffords counsel was under the impression that he c'ould fee? a continuance of tbe case on the! day fixed in the' subpoena, and told her khe heed not auuear. It Ls a question whether she wa not bound to obey the subpoena under any The matter was taken undr advisement by the Coiirt. -Arrests ill be TIade.

lil Thot.e persins who took away the fopr bunting i flag, rope, small flags, shields, button cloth and drapery, step ladder, yesterday from the grand s'and at Lake Merritt, are hereby ordered to return the same at poln-e headquarters, or otherwise arrests will be made. W. R. Thomas, Captain of Police, I A ew notor. Considerable attention was attracted to-day by the exhibition of Fawkea' motor, at W.

Sz M. Everson hardware store, corner of Broadway and Ninh street. This is one of the many patients of Mr. Fawkes, and chiefly used for revolving showcases; The motive power is furnished by a series of and its speed is regulated by an air-governor attached to the device. The power of some of the motors is sufficient jto run churns, sewing machines and to propel steamers.

The motor ill be on exhibition for several days. i i Martin's Decoration. .1 joe Martin, tne popular bus and ex pressman, had the neatest of all decorations on his vehicle yesterday. I i G. E.

Smith, Real Estate No. 1214 San Pablo avenue, please call at this office and payvonr I -I i I Greenho Moran sells boys' shirtwaists, reduced to 25 cents, corner Elev enth and Asroadway. Hams Hams Hams unoice eastern nams at Samson Market, 477 Eleventh street, from 10 to 12J cents per pound. 1 i Buy, bell or exchange umiture, I at WEST'S FURNIIURE HOUSE, 473 477 Twelfth street. Sett for 19 50, at West's Furniture House, 473 to 477 Twelfth i 1 I Roxbcby asd Smith's Extra tapestry carpets, at $1 per yard.

No auction stock, but fresh from the manufactory, I Chr. ScHaiEBEE, 1064 Broadway, i fi Paici reduced Genuine Wellington coal for sals by all dealers. I 1 Cunningham's store, 963 Washington street, near Tenth. I Greenhood Moran sells twelve P. K.

ties for 25 cents, cor. Jileventh and i Pbicb reduced Genuine Wellineton coal for sale bv all dealers. i New hco day. Softttrltf Free roru Jmctics uju Aoisan. SAFE.

SURE. ROMPTJ AT PRCOGISTS AND TUB CHARLES A. tl BALTT90RV. XS. THE O.Ut for HOTUEITS Milk.

IntalnaMr In 1IOI TK I IM ASTl JI, WUIdc, 1)1 li KlItE.l, aii 4 all dlxiasr of rhlltlrrn. A fMMl fur l)jptlrs, C'uniiaritlvi, i'oBTalrrents i--lerfl-t Mulrlrut In all waiting dizain. B-4ju1r Co emiMiur. ki-i In allj climate. till oi-rywhcnv Ob-hMik 'Tbo ald Ki-Hlliir Infnul, 31 All.

I'll VUKE. KOI.IIIUt. I.OOUll.K 4 Hu.li. OAKLAND THEATER Monday Evening, An-rnst 9th And every evening, includiug Sunday and Saturday matinee, BARTLEY CAMPBELL'S Great Play, SIBERIA'! Interpreted by an Kxtraordiiiary" Cast V. It, 1) J.

.1.1 itisiior. MtBEL KF.ItTl H. AK KlfiS, ADELK WATEKS WALLACE, AND OTHERS I'rtl'l ilt PRICES. 8.1 fiOt E.N TS, BMJEiW a MA Nt F.VCTCRERS OF WOOI. HOSIERY i AND For Sale F.verywbere, Dissolution of Co-Partnership rpilE PARTNERSHIP IIEKETOFOR I existing lu ween S.

Di Vecchio and L. Peres, of Oak land, California, Couuty Alameda' un City Market, business at ler the firm name of The Hay ine ourcner Sana pacKin lie corner ot tleventh an Washington treets lsherebv dissolved mutual consent, li Vecchio retiring from ine nrni. 1. Peres will continue the bu uess and collect all nionev lue the firm and 11 pay alloutstanding lulls. S.

1I ECCHIO, L. l'EUES. J.U gust 10th, BRUEiW FACTORY- Contractor, Carpenter and Builder, lb list wheels, private dwellin; (iiiiuh waiters and elevators for houses and for invalids; opera- tions can be seen at 308 Second street: orders promptly attended to LIM SING, Has just opened a new wash house Eleventh street, between Franklin and Wei ster streets: he formerly kept a wash house oni Broadway, near. Fourth Oakland. W.

Y. FLEMING Florists, Nursei vmen Floral Depot. N. cor. 9th and Finest of Flowers.

Iiest of Houquets, Choicest Bhrubliery, Plauts and Fi uit Tre, and Seeda of all kinds; every designfor weduiugs, parties, funer als, etc. i Too Lace for Classification. S' 1TI ATI1 WAMFD KV AX ElFEK iencU tailuo ami cutter: rencli mrl tor sec ond work and sewing, also a giod nurse girl, and cioks ana kixki rnrm tor all kinils ot work at Oakland Employiueiit oltice, 863 WashingtoQ street, a. ULrtJ. auio POE F.ll lltX.E iOOI, paiim; tirst-class general store in southern part- of State, for Oakland real estate.

J. 11." MAC-DONALD No. 47U Ninth street, near Brpailway. i aulO-lwx DK HA lOV MAM At 1 1 KKS her own medicines, usiug purest of roots and uerbs, barks-anil nowers, with no alcohouc adulter ations, which medicine cures ail diseases: otlice, 470 Ijghth street: residence and home for sick. 118 Eleventh street; the Doctor will he at her resilience Monday evenings for the purpose of entertaining ner rcienos ana acquaintances.

Botitnivi; ai i.nix.i; hoi sr. for sale; nrst-class location: miLst he sold; for lull particulars lmnure of .1. H. MACDONAI.D No. 470 dth near Proadway.

aulO-lwx DOrS-A ItOlSI AT. 4 All It DAI, Auirxfat 9th: owner can have same hr calling at iwa Market street, proving property ami paying expenses. auro-lwx FOl D-A BR Al F.I. FT; have same by ca) line at Tiie I f. proving proierty and pay ing fur this adv.

aulO-lwx nOB HALE CHEAP-A PIIAF.TH IV ood order; suitable for a lady aud a krentleman also a uouine set or Harness; apply 412 r.ast Tenth street, bet. i Eighth and Ninth avenuse. East Oakland. aulO-lwx i Ptltl t' A Ala 4o7 Ninth street, now otfer riue bargains in city residence property, city lots, and choice building sites. ni 60 acres Ifine fruit and fanning Land in Nana county: vimw! hmi.

and barn, near a town. Fanning land in all parts of the at prices to suit all buyers. aulO-o IL OST-SI l4ir nRG. AI 8TII. on the TopX to Laundry Farm, a light over- coat with Plie ana tohacco-isjuch, a pair of gloves and paier in the pockets; a suitable reward will lie paid jf returneii to A.

D. Harrison, 4JtJ California street, San Francisco. au3-li 11 OST-OW AV 8 I. M. BOAT FKOM i Kan Francisco (broad-iruael a ladv a hami aatcheL Finder wi li rewarrle.1 by leaving same at! Laz.

Rosenberg's cigar store, Sua aulO-lw Broadway. li OST-niVAl, Al ii. 9TII, A U. A. JLi ticket to Colorado, signed J.

R. Weamer: of no use to anyone but the owner; return to J. ir. Weamer, l.ranij Hotel, San Francisco. ulO-lwx WAXTEIMA iKK A OKhWEIIIH girl to do general houaework: apply 719 Tenth, near Brush street.

aulO-lwx All AVE WHO 1 THfc care ot horses would like a noeitiun aa eoah. man and gardener; good references; address wis omce. anlO-lwz A GEKMAS ilKL MISHFH A SITra. XX. tion In a pnvi tion In a heusewoi ivate family as cook, or to do gen- era! housework; apply at grocery store, corner Teie- graph avenue and Forty -nfth atreet.

auiO-lwz i I Twa; Hbsierv Co OAKLAND MILLS. AT 413, 413 ASD Wi EIGHTH STREET i TB dUBTJlO: PUBLISHING! CO. WA B. DAKCIE, Mauser. tmnUD BY C4JLKTEM- AT FIFTEEN CENTS PER JtTKKK.

mm, bt mail, ro th daily: OSS 00-SIX 00 THE WEEKLY TlUfllNE, FUBLISHED ICVURY SATURDAY. TERMS OKU YEAR SO i SIX Til TRiRnNic lima a clrcalatloa on tham doabl tlt of any tlaer fiaiptr PW 1 TUESDAY. 10, 1886 Amusement To-Nlstitj WOODWARD'S GARDEN-Open dally, m. r. BALDWIN fas Vnnta.

HAVERLVS Chimet of Normandy. GRAND OPERA IIOITSE The Field of Honor. TIVOLI MitMo. Beautiful and Iatpreaaive. The great feature of the parade in Oakland on the Grand Army Day, as it wu the great feature of the receptien of General -Grant on hie return from theM tour of the world, was the assemblage of thousand of school children on Fourteenth street, between Broadway and Clay street, to welcome the Ufand Army: and it moved many an old veteran to tears, as it did Grant seven years ago.

Said an old army fficer, who was on Grant's staff daring the war, "General Grant had the most remarkable control over himself of any man I ever saw. Never bat on two occasions have I see a him give way to his feelings. The first occasion was the greeting ef the school children of Oak land apon the occasion of his arrival from his tour around the world-. was passionately fond of children. Their welcome his heart, and the tears flowed down over his face.

He made no effort to conceal ma agitation. -1 no other occasion was when he was notified that an old com- 1 rade who had served with him during the war had been killed in a railroad ac cident in New York. He. read the dis-. patch containing the sad news slowly and carefully.

Then he leaned on his desk with 'his head in his hands and cried like a child." No feature of the parade, either in San Francisco or Oak- land, equaled this gathering of the chil dren, the future fathers and mothers of the coming generations, welcoming the veterans who saved and preserved us Nation, pledging themselves to preserve the sacred trust inviolate handed down 1 to them by the brave men they received wnn welcoming huzzas, it was a scene which they who witnessed and they who took part will never It was the grand feature of the grand occasion ine lesson oi -patriotism it Has lets in the young hearts of these' children is worth all the cost and trouble of the whole reception. Complications Thickening. Secretary Bayard uses almost exact language of Tut Tribune in oussirg the principles' which lie at bottom of the Cutting affair. He the die the sayn that "he considers the principles involved in the case one of the greatest importance, and one upon which the whole country should be a unit. The personal merits or- demerits of Cutting himself, has nothing to do with the matter.

It makes jno difference whether he be an angel of light or an angel of darkness, but it does make the greatest possible difference to the Amer lean people whether the contention raised by the State Department in his case skould be maintained by the State Department or not. 'Mexico claims the right to try an American citizen for an offense committed in the United States. and Cutting has actually been convicted and sentenced for a libel' published- in Texas. If this claim is conceded no American traveling in Mexico will be safe. This country will never consent that one of its citizens shall be tried by a foreign power for an offense committed in this country." Now, the question is, which will back down, Mexico, or the United States A pardon of CcTrreo will not settle the -question.

The excitement is increasing. and from several sections of the country troops are offeriog themselves to the President in case of a resort to arms xneiact that these 'outrages upon American citizens in Mexico have be come so frequent that the patience of Americans has been exhausted; and. now is just, as good a time as any to' put a atop to it, and teach Mexico that the person of an American citizen is sacred, and that he will be protected with the whole power of the if necessary. The rioting at Belfast Ireland, is imply disgraceful; and more so that the rioting is done by a class of people of whom the world expected better tbiag. It is the old religious prejudices revived of a century ago.

It seems that the Salisbury government manifests a deplorable weakness in dealing withJhe rioters. Belfast is Protestant city: a city supposed to be composed of intelligent, educated people; and it being such, adds deeply to the disgrace of the proceedings. Oakland may be slow in moviug, but when she gets fairly started she does her work effectively in a style that defies competition. When the city woke up to the great occasion of the Grand Arrriy reception they made the occasionfone long to be remembered. Thsy did themselves credit on this occasion, as they generally do.

It was a grand time, and nothing faled in the programme to make ita grand success. Thb Government of Great Britain has yielded to the recommendation of the commission on the depression of trade, and taken a step forward by appointing a special commission to examine the currency It is the first advance step toward the restoration of. silver, which the Government is being forced to take by the urgent demands oF her best financiers. The St. Louis HepubUcan.MSiya: Perhaps there never was a time when the friends of Ireland had reason to feel prouder of the discipline of the army of freedom, or more confident of success of the cause of liberty than at present.

The conduct of tke Irish at home and abroad is above praise. They are acting magnificently, and they will win. i Minnie Hack is entitled to the credit of being a genuine American girl. She has this year rented out her Swiss castle with the distinctpromise that "tKeTstars aad stripes are to be kept flying above the dome." That is the kind of American girl worth having. THE Grand Army found the marching over the smooth streets of Oakland a pleasure quite jn contrast to the cobblestone pavements of San Francisco, and they appreciated the change.

Oakland's Day was bright and beautiful, suchlays as Oakland generally present' to her visitors, and the holiday attire of the city rendered the city doubly beautiful. cigars and all kinds of beer on draught, at James Butler's, cor. 4th and Broadway. Cable Exchange. H.

A. Boniour, ported wine and Honors. California wines, beer and cigars. 1420 Sao Pablo avenue, corner Nineteenth street, i Welcome, G. A.

R. If vou are short of funds call at the Oakland City Office, 1162 Broadway, near Fourteenth street. Roxbnrv carpets SI Der vard. Chr. Schreiber, 1064 Broadway.

E. F. Kohler. dealer in Wines and Liquors. Orders promptly attended to.

1504 Seventh street. Center station. A cot oeds and mattresses for sale or rent at H. Schellhaas'. i Everybody that wishes a good refreshing rink goes to the Delta Saloon, 854 Broad way, where the choicest of wines, liquors, and cigars can always be found, G.

L. Houghton, proprietor. Tabanv Tucker. Acme saloon. No.

459 Seventh street, near Broadway. John Clark, 867 Broadway, reliable Jeweler and Watehmaker. Watches clejnd -and repaired, $100 upwards Clocks, cents upwards; pin put in. ten centsj All goods an work at Eastern E. S.

Ormsbv. practical watchmaker and jeweller. 1458 Seventh street. i ZL fneal tickets tor 7o, at the Mocha Restaurant, 480 Seventh st. pbrtsh schooner beer, best liquors, Bitters, for indigestion, fine ciiark at the Independent Saloon, 370 Eighth street.

Fisher's Athletic and baseball headquarters. All sporting papers on. file. wjneb. liquors and cigars.

859 Washington street, Uakiand. Stop in. G.A.R. and take a good dr.nk with your old friend at the G.A.R. Saloon, bo4 Broadway.

Jahnigen Chamberlain, Gem Saloon, o. 625 East Twelfth street. The choicest brands of wines, liquors and cigars always on nana. John Fennessey has just purchased the saloon under Galindo Hotel, 411 street, where he carries the best of drinks and cigars. Ar good loc.

meals and upwards go to tbe California Restaurant, 8)4 Broadway near Seventh, M. Madigan's Saloon removed to 617 Broadway. Jidegaot and commodio is stock. Friends all invited, I Exchange is the best aud most convenient place to drop in and refresh yourself with finest liquors and cigars. at vv ashington street.

I If you want a good drink of Gilt Edgi whisky and a white man cigar, go to Utmry Scbeiding the Aurora, 838B dwy; Okiera Wine Rooms, Twelfth and Web ster streets. J. P. Wnndei lich, Proprietor, G. W.

Bolser, artist with P. Kuss lnirteeth street. bun, pictorial, or namental, portrait, landscape, und lustre painting. iNice. rctreshimr wines, bet of inois fresh ber and good cigars always i ham at the Cake Shore House, corner of rir Avnue and Fourteenth street, E.

G. Redmond, Proprietor, i Say, boys, Dick Sanner is the p'ace to get! good drinks. 7 Lightn street, li. Held has removed his shaving establishment from Eighth street to 466 Twelfth Street, near Broadway. For Bumgardner Rye of 1881, go to aliayer, 4b4 Eighth street.

A Sufferer Willi Dyspepsia Said he would try "Mother Cary's Aus tranan L'yspepsia riinders, it his money wajf refunded in case they failed. The offer was accepted by Kelset Flint, Agents, Oakland The most popular resort in town at pies end is the temperance Pool and Biliiar Parlors, '471, 473 and 475 Eighth street storage rooms ana iowest i.VON rick reduced Genuine Wellineton coal for sale bv all coal dealers. In KxceUent t'ougli yrup a .7 Made trom eucalyptus leaves ancH hore- hohnd herb, and called the Gurry Tree Cough Syrup, contains nothing to Isicken th! stomach, 1 Kelset Sole Agents. Also Mother Cary'sj Salve, that soothing and cooling, Lost. A large blue sjllt bade lettered "Joseph Hooker Post No.

23, East Boston a white seek diamond under neath. Leave at G. A. li. Headquar ters, lhirtentb street, Thk best grade of foreign and domestic cow constantly on hand.

Sold at reason able rates at M. M. Bridge's Coal Yard Corner Sixth and Washington, Honesty and fair dealing always come oujt ahead in the end. M. M.

Bridges, coal dealer, corner Sixth and Washington has never lost a good customer and retains ad the old ones that were good and they have stayed right bv him ever since be fars commenced business, over three years ag and new customers coming in every day. A LARGE assortment "of gent's, youths anid children clothing at Coffee S. corner tighthnd nroadway. liile Labor Cigar i'actory Robert Kuerzel, '869 Broadway, makes and sells the best; cigars in Oakland. Nonr dus wnite tabor employed, aud the best of; material ed.

Wholesale and retail, i Your rniture bt auction prices, at LTON I Botkln' Arnica cialve. The Best Salve in the world for Cute. Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, Sait Rheum. Fever letter. Chapped Hands, Chilblains, Crns, and all Skin irruptions, and pos: tiyely cures Piles, or no pay required.

It lsjguaranteed to give perfect satisfaction, or money rerunaen. trice zo cents b-lxl For sale by KIRKLAND TROW. gent's and children's rfhoes a greatly reduced prices at Coffee's, south- I 1 1 "tni wii.ci a.iiii.u miu xiiua'iwtiy. House Messrs. Maloon Bankhead.

house moyers and raisers, holding weight for new foundations a specialty, are prepared to execute all work entrusted to them with promptness and at lowest possible rates, All! orders lft for them at the yard, 832 Eighteenth street, or at 627 Chestnut, or limkhead furniture store, Washington street, or 858 Washington etreet, wi be promptly attended to. W'. XV. Dames. The work thU well-known Photneranher turns out is considered the best in the State.

The number tf Alameda County pt-opla who patronize Mr. Dames' estab lishment is sufhcefDt to prove the truth of thi fact. The prices he charge are popular and a ctll at the gallery. No. 921 Bjroadway, will prove quite a treat.

Go toE. A. Brown for coal and make your prices. New drepsmaking at 963 Washineto'n. bkween Ninth and Tenth streets.

Oakland. If. Neller, late of Oakland, has pur chase! SANGER HALLE, 14 Geary street, San Francisco. Oakland friends in vited to calL Ihe Pheonix," Adulph Iootbaar, for merly manager of the Louvre Branch. S.

proprietor, southwest corner Seventh and Broadway. I For bargains in Drv ClmtAtt on t.n II. Coffee, southwest corner of Eighth and Broadway. i EiVERY variety of coal in th marlrdt at. A.

Brown's, 410-412 Ninth street. Sell your furniture to H. Bankhead. 911 fl1 I I If wo nuu aw asoingion street. I The Swiss Confortlonery.

The best ice cream manufactured on he oast, served many part of the city. Par ticular attention given to orders for wedding parties or receptions. WILLIAM J. J. F.

LA AGE, proprietor. 416 Twelfth street, Uakiand. PoIoiiIhs to fits Son. "The apparel oft proclaims the man," arid there is nothing truer. A man may dress expensively, but without an elegant and appropriate hat.

his appearance is considered far from being perfect. Meyer, the Hatter, at 869 Broadway, has the finest stock of hats, caps, in Oakland. and of all tbe latest styles and at the very lowest rates. Silk bats a specialty. LYON KINSKY tre only farn tu this city, will -i-jv or "-olj an? yon tloneers jn oni I Mrs Winchester, spirit medium, Girard House (room 3), 955i Washington street.

fJucle Sunday evening. Coal Long ton from the wharf. E. EroWp, 414 Ninth street. Take Notice.

Grand reduction in choice meats at Sam son's 477 Eleventh street. WiHITTIER, FULLER SPECIAL TO THE TRIBUNE i i San Joaquin Swamp Lands. Washington, August 10th. Secretary Lamar was decided the case of Fleming and others, involving 2,300 acres of swamp land situated in San Joaijuin county. It appears that while these lands were declared to be swamp in I860 and turned, ovir by the I General Govern ment to the State bf California, yet through an oversight; a -patent- was never issued.

Advantage was taken of this omisfion, notwithstanding that the lands had -been reclaimed and are now under a high state of cultivation and had changed hands several The Secre tary, in his decision holds, that; it was set. tied by the Interior Department that the lands were swamps and belonged to the State, and thertfore it would now be un just to disturb the present titles. Pacific Coast Commissions. Washington, August 10th.i-The Pres. ident signed a large number of commis sions yesterday.

Among them were the following: Auguste Alers, Special Ex aminer of jDrugs, Mtdicines and Chemicals at San Francisco; George Ilines, Collector Customs at Wilmington Thomas Arnold, Cpllector of Customs of San Di-igo, The comucjissions were also signed by Hug! S. Thompson, the- new Assistant Secre tary of Treasury, who has been acting as Secretary in the absence of Acting Sec retary Fa3irchild. yrus V. Fields Iibel Suit. Lonhox, August 10th.

A Motion was made before the Court of Queen's Bench yesterdayj tj quash the verdict of the Sheriff's jury, in the suit of Cyrus Field against ames Gorden Bennet for libel. in Which the latter was ordered to pay damages and costs of suit. The grounds on which the motion is asked are that the Court had no juiisdiction in the case, both parties t- the suit being for eigners und having no domicile in Eng land; that the proceadings throughout were mionceived and could not be sup ported, etc. Hearing on the motion was postponed until WednesJay. Commissioner Squire.

New York, August 10th. The Grand Jury took the matter of i Public Work Squire's letter to Mautice B. Flynn under consideration yesterday, and examined several witnesses. It ipoci.uj lukl against Squire aud Flynn will be found to-day or to-morrojr. The proceedingv will be under that section of the Penal Code relating to corrupt bargaining to sicure public office.

The crime ic made a misdemeanor aud punUhabl by imprisonmerjt in the penitentiary and fine. It is supposed that Squire's defense before the Mayor will be to allege a con spiracy'tjO eject Squire frppi the office on the partjof the Mayor, City Chamberlain Ivans and llerbeit O. Thompson, before the latter's death. New jiToRK, August 10th The Grand Jury have indicted Squire and Flinn. Lateb.

Indictments were found to day by tha GrandJury against Maurice Flynn and Commissioner Squire. Appointed Ileddeii's Successor August 10th. The Pre dent lay appointed Daniel Masrone Ogdenwtjur; X. Collector of Customs at Kew York Xew RK, August 10th. The ComtiWK ciaV Washington special says: Iauiel MngoneJ the newly-appoiiited Collector the Port! of New York is a Democrat of the Tilden sjchool and he.

was the trusted friend of the departed S.age of "(Ireystone. A LAWYER'S CROWN racked Willi a Pickhandlc, and Ibc Kcason, Bakehskield, August Jtth. About m. to-diy Edward G. Sleveon, of the firm of Stetsjin Houghten, of San Francisco, was attacked on Chester avenue by Doc tor O.

S. Williams and severely beatan with a pickbandle. Stetson was taken to the Frepch Hotel with a large gasa on the head, frjpna which the blopd fto.wed freely. Willianis went to the Justice's orfioe aud surrendered himself. The trouble grew out of a lawsuit con-cernitig the estate of Eliu Griffiths, who died aliout sixteen years ago.

-Williams says the estate was settled fourteen yers ago, and it-is nothing bat a blackmailing suit brought about by said law firm. The casp is now pending' in the United States District Court, and Stetson and ex-Judge JLiamarot San Jose, were here taking tes-timonyjin the case. Lamar is attorney for ill lares. SUPERIOR COURT. I Devi tment One Hamilton Judge Taylor; ac-ordered.

Estate of.M. W. final account referred to Couit sioner. i Estate i Jos count allowed and! i Fstite rf J. J.

Bradie sph Diaz; distribution lev: same order, ro tate of AVrij. J. Woodward; continued August! 23J. Estat-r of Geo Kruger; Moiitz Huperi app inteil admitd-i! rator with bond fixed at 3,400. Guarciiailsbip of Wallace Van Dyke et first account -e'-tled knd A.

N. Manchar ivs. Clariss Branier; demurrer overruled and five days to Lizzie Clifford vs. John Allman; motion to strike cause from files argued and submitted with five days for defendaat to I file counter affidavits, James Barron vs. his credi tors; fanal Department Two ust 10th: Corigan discharge granted.

Gibson, Judge Aug-vs, Watson; demurrer overruled and ten days to! answer. Corv vs. C. P. R.

R. submitted without agreemeii'-, on briefs. Green vs. Walker; case sef for trial Aagust at 10 A. 11.

Truman- vs. Price; continued to August 16th, at 10 A II. In re fleinrich Dierssen, an iusifdvent; no jne appearing, Sheriff Hale appointed with Loud fixed at SlO.i H. C. CullL information for mui-der; on trial.

Department jhree Greene, Judge-August 10th: PeSople vs. I Vrm. Marshall, Thois. Weingait ind Antone Andre ws, grand Weeny; pleaded it guilty and set for August 14th, J6th and 28th Peopile vs. AntonesSilvetia Lebon, iisault with a deadly tkeaiion; pleaded not guilty a ud set for September 21st.

People vs. Tbbs. Cieary and Martin Costello, set forSeptember27lh. People vs. John Ryan, ias-aalt with a deadly weapon; set for November lslj.

People vs. Louise Freitsche, felony; set for September 8th. People? vs. Michael Gleason; seti September 6.h. People vs.

Thomas September 20th. Charles A. Beadey vs. -His Creditors; leriif appointed bond fixed at 81,000. W.

CuBter Creditors; Sheriff appoioted assignee, with bond fixed at S-5. S. C. Archibald vs. His Creditors; argued and submitted on brief-; continued to August 23d for submission.

W. J. Friersoa vs. Creditors; continued to August 16th. Royal A.

Johnson, assiguee, vs: li. iB. Chrisholm; continued to August 16th. P. A.

Mercer vs. T. E. Enos; continued to August 16th. Sallie Piatt vs.

T. H. Riordan; con. tinued. to" September 16th.

Walts-Ren wick H. HirsLfield et continued September 13th. Josephine Fish vs. Robert Fish; contiuned August 16th. Geo.

R. Williams vs. C. N. Gohsen; continued to August 16th.

August Harding vs. Shearer; continued to August 16th. Charles Recoil vs. W. E.

Hale; continued to August 16th. Union; Savings Bank vs. Rieke Hirsjiberg et foreclosure cf mortgage; dtfaTiilt R. Hirshbfrg and decree ordered for .52810 in favor of i Peter Banner, Marx Strau'es and Morris Coleman. Charles C.

Kn ix jvs. Henry Black'; continued to Au- gust 10th. Maria Hail vs. Frank Silva et continued to August llth. Richard kHalloran vs.

His CrediHJrs; continued to August 16th. Six Promissory Notes. A. C. Lawson, on behalf of Win.

B. aad R. Wharton, has begun a suit in the Superior Court against Renton Coleman to recover the sum! of 300 on six promissory notes of $50 each, besides $24.50 interest, together with accruing interest on 300 from and after the date of this complaint, at the rate of seven per cent, per year and costs of suit. 412 and 414 Twelfth Street, Oakland. OAKLAND BY THE COMPANY Manager.

-ANl A IN" ID MOULDINGS SEE THE LOUMES! WAREROOMS, BROADWAY. KELLER'S WHITE LABOR SHIRTS. STORE, 1007 KI10A1WAT. i Where we will Employ all tbe Experienced Operators we can get. CALL AMD PINE BED U.

FURNITURE 1 0 1 1 to 1019 BEGORA TIONS a.jii BADGES, IN EVERY VARIETY, AT tSraitla ife Go. m. 1151 ROADWAY. MILLINER li test I TRIMMED AKD Received Veekly Largest Variety and 9s 13- UMTRIMMED HAT from Hew York. Lowest Prices Always! JfiPAMESE GOOD PniOES, AX THE If" jjr a ba -4 1 a CO STOCKTO CAL.

Styles i I i 4 I i i 913 Broadway, bet. Eighth Ninth. ORIENTAL AUD ti AX POPULAR JA1P.CVBIE3II1 I1S BROAD WAT. WAU KM KTtF.TII -j i 6rni a s. 111! SPEHRV 8 I1 CIIAS.

J. WELCH UUKIUIIU J. a-fc 1 IgrentsJ ttuii k-M. Ji--m 1 a 4 UUK1UIIU lJJCUts, lucllth Arttte. at Lsilrc 1 107 Broadway.

Oakland. Fred Lewis, a fair-haired youth of 18 years, was arrested by officer Hunter this afternoon and charged with fighting. '1 tor ua noma. i .1.