Oakland Tribune from Oakland, California • Page 1

VOL, XVI. NO. 96. Per Tear ft. I lecta ije.l KEWZTO-DAY.

Ell UASSE. recited "Little Babe in 4 cun SOCIETY. ln its ample variety ot edibles, one hundied pots of baked beans, and one style that called forth the hearty plaudits of the audience. The hundred loaves of brown broad, waicd were furnished by the Society. Wall-catt'a Rand furnished the musics and sitner aoln, by G.

Frost, was encored. Ladies Relief Society Mr. A. Waldrow, lb bis dialect imita daneinir waa enioved in the pavilion. tions waa immense.

His imitation of Sileksto tola Erwast. f- -Schramm, hm real Oakland FbotogTapher azwl artist from the PactBe Gallery, Market street Station, (ticks to his brush because, who rer vent once to the Pacific Gallery knows that it ai complete Bonaense to pay higher prices for Interior work at San Francisco, while the very best photographs on the Coast are made at tbe Pacific Gallery, Harkst stress Station, tn his glorious town of Oakland. The Double Standard Whisky I Tbe finest Feativalj Ballot boxes were prepared for the qualified electors of both sexes, and a aws of 'tbis Btate," ahallT carry toy other but the American flag. He contended that business would be tampered by the Article on Taxation. He attacked the system of the Judi-nary.

In conclusion, he said it would de proper to write on the tomb of the 'iew Constitution the words of Hood, arritten in reference to a child who lied, aged seventeen hours: "Since I was so quickly done for, I wonder what I was begun for." The speech of Mr. MoFarland was listened to with deep attention, and was frequently applauded. Hob. A. (BRANCH, SEW YORK) 1 vv OaLiland Monster Ami-New Constitution Mass Meeting.

The Grandest Rally orifie Cam- Held Last Satur-' 4 day Night. vote on the new Uonaotuaon was taxen with the following result: Ladies bal Cii leaf Lodge; A. 0. U. W.

En- lot against, 132. GentUman's ballot For 3J; against 175. The- an tertatament. Is now opening the largest and most elegant assortment of in the market, sold by Qillsoa ai Co 131 njr Dr aad it Foatrri. ties Tne Broadway.

If yon hsra a cold, go atones to BacoaV Palaceef 8wets aad get some Xog drops OF THB nouncement of the ballot culminated in rousing cheers that rang from all direc tiona of the assembled company. At the election of officers of the Association for the ensuing year, the following gentlemen were elected Presi Just received from his London and New York houses -oi State tfalwe AiwcUtla Henry, of this city, waa then in am Speeches by Jwdgw B. D. Sar care. kail Movb4 Tfce Plaatta Si Giant Cement mends Furniture, Glass, ate Frencl, Englisli Scotcl aiipoiestlc WtMllUMU arlai Bveaus, the Portuguese wan particularly well done.

He was recalled and aang a very oomio song; Mrs. Beeson was in good voice and acquitted herself finely in a vocal solo, which secured for ber a hearty applause and a recall. The next on the programme was a recitation by the popular Oakland favorite, Miss Cairo True. Her 'appearance was the signal for a warm and enthusiastic welcome. Miss True recited in an inimitable and faultless manner, "The Wreck of the Hesperus." She held the unbroken attention of the audience during the rendition of this moa difficult recitation; ber elocution and gesticulation were perfection.

The applause at the eloae of this masterpiece was loud and 'u hearty. She then delivered an Irish piece entitled, "The Lost Heir," which completely aroused the risibilities of the people present as to call forth a second and still more enthusiastic encore. Mr. Charles H. Dunton's recitationbf the "Dandy Fifth" dent, George E.

Whitney; First Vice President. George A. Nounse: Second Panaaal Meaiiea. Etc, vited to speak, and addressed the assemblage in a few brief but pointed wntencea. In conclusion, he hoped chat on Wednesdsy all would vote igainst the adoption of the document known as the new Constitution.

The meeting adjourned with three rousing cheers for the old Constitution. Vice resident. Allen Ueald; CITIZENC Treasurer. Luke Doe: Secreta GOODS. Giant Cement mends fans, Doile aad Toys.

Giant Cement mends Marble, Alabaster, ate. Giant Cement 1 ths beat la America. Try tt Giant Cement la Bold everywhere. Ask ry. Cbas.

G. Reed; Chairman bhaU we My that the approaching of Executive Committee. W. Spauldiog. Of the very newest styles ever seeau election on the Constitutions! ques Wfeeeler, Boa.

x. B. MePavrlawd, Heau Cbaa. N. Fox aid Ha.

A Heaiiy. The monster mass meeting held on Franklin Plaza last Saturday night, was unparalleled in the annals of this city. Fully twelve thousand people were present at one time, and many turned away, being unable to gain a position near enough to the speakers to Keaolutinns of respect to tne memory ot the late G. W. Dam, a prominent tion has benumbed the social nerve for tt.

nan day. -or iVhiter Bread and Biscuit by using Cham Samples with instructions for self-measurement, sent Free. member of the Association, were unan-mously adopted, and ordered placed upon the records of the Association. i trine? That society, like every tnwg else, waits in an attitude of expec Cenelmslom tba TJalvevaitf pagM Baking Powder than by any other pre Tawtlaa Sports AXtar- tancy for the settlement of the contin gent issues that ceatejr on the vote oi Not to be eqiwlled hr any hoiwe on tb Paclfio Court far lrwtrm. TArletr.

or ottalitT of The first annual Field Day exercises The Annual meetings are held regularly on tbe first Saturday of May in each year. It was a bappuy spent day for all and many were the associations Hock, for workmanship, lgsnce and tjlu onJj BITS IaaiBOB employed Ud aome aat lisis mmt ail sTTTJ VP-sTVI A fiQ Ts Order, Nobby panto 7 at Btntbern'a, 458 Twelfth street, three doors west ot Broadway. was one of the features of the evening. of the State University, a partial re Alameda Gouiiiy next Wednesday. believe this to be the ease tan certain extent.

The jot. uunton possesses a measinsr hear, their voices. Careful observers estimate that twenty thousand people oo port of wbicn appeared in tbe issue rf PaaU 00 Baits to order from TBS FINEST STOCK OF WOOLLENS TBK WOBLD. of the past that were reviewed and incidents recounted. voice ana nis articulation is good: nis importance of the' question to be de Tub Tribunb Saturday last, took visited the square during the evening.

effort was certainly appreciated, as was proven by the positive applause at its oided and excitements of the onntest, L-Ths only be els the easy bat reeatres fresh pattern! mad Sew TorTaad Paris Fash ions The moon shone with great lustre. place at the Oakland Cricket grounds before an enthusiastic hut not very dose. The quartette suns. "BolL weeaiv. Bamplss.wttb Instruci iona for salf-meaenrrment, sent free.

A small stock of our own have probably diminished the zest of r4. many 'for the nana! routine of social which detracted somewhat from the Jordan, Boll'' and th exercises ended. make to select from. Tailors and the pablie supplied with Cloth and Trimmings at whole numerous attendance. This was but: -Who i Each of the- lady participants was pleasures, and caused the postpone.

meat of some society, events that might have occured during the past als prices, tr tne yara; sot lengia cut, 853 BROADWAY, OAKLAND. I I A I effect of the electric lights, with which the plaza waa adorned. However, the effect produced by the latter was unique and admired by many, although the light was very trying upon the presented with a handsome boquet. We seldom have the pleasure of witnessing entertainments of the high order of that of Oak Leaf, and the many the initiatory meeting of the students in athletic contests, and is doubtless only the forerunner of others yet to follow, until Field Day shall be aa A MAT DAT RSTTVAZj. On May Day Mr.

H. Medan, of Brooklyn, a gentleman living in one ot those beautiful valleys found in the foothills of California, invited the Fruit Vale Sohool to a picnio at bis homo. Abontjmne o'clock three buggies and two large bay wagons, decorated with green trees, and eaob one drawn by four horses, might have been seen filled with bsppy laughing children on their way to the beautiful grounds. The ride was delightful, and when the place was reached many who had never week. The current of ont-door pleas By naina; Champagne Baking Powder our brand of Soar win make forty poands more stead ban any other bread-ratsingmtUirial New la tbe Time tm Baild.

We understand that at Merritt's and Taylor's lumber lumber can be bought at the following prices: $14 per thousand for all kinds of rough lumber; $20 per thousand for pine flooring; 125 per thousand for surfaced redwood. Wwatwer I Weadar I Ths cheapest place la the. 8 tats to buy the latest style bats, flowers, feathers, etc, is the Wonder Millinery Store, 1018 Market street, opposite Filth, 8an Francisco- res, however, has jjset in vigorously, thoroughly established, and rank with friends of Oak Leaf look forward to these entertainments with anticipations of iou socieiv monies nava noon mm aa much importance here as it does eyes. the vast assemblage was called to order, a flight of sky rockets announced to the outside precincts v' ous and well patronized, The in-door among the colleges of tbe East, and in bm "cmcAooss. i The "Chicago" Club met at the resi entertainments, which we have to in- 1 S.X.

''L "1 England. The interest taken in amuse viuue iu tne weea epitomy or enjoy' that the people were moving in their might to give a death blow to the ments of this character in the Univer sity is directly attributable to the recent mens, nave not, tort tne reason mentioned, we think, been as largely at OF THE dence of Mrs. Jnlietta S. Prescott, 1571 Broadway, Friday evening, May 3d, The programme waa fully appreciated, including two songs, "Esmer proposed Constitution. Hon.

William Van Voorhiea, late delegate to the founding and. beneficial influence of I Pandtss Park is the finest propert offered the Harmon Gymnasium, and while tended as they, would otherwise have been. Unusual political excitement is very apt to derange and perhaps for a or sals In Oakland. alda" and Hearts," by the the situation of the college is such that Convention, called the multitude to order, and nominated Chaa, N. Fox as Chairman, which waa unan hoatess, Mrs.

Prescott; some beauti it is wanting in opportunity for aquatic Tbe Best mwjsalaartlaff Oil. ful Hootch I ballads, by Mrs. Mills. sport, yet now tbe tomb bell and imously approved. Mr.

Fox in AN ELOQUENT XHTBODCCXOBT ADDBESS horizontal bar have been very efficiently substituted for the supple oar and not, aeier toe oruecoi events set down on the social programme. Below will be found the week's: doings of our society since las Monday, April 28th: aaxinr social EfrrxBTAtmcKirre. For tamilv in Is tba celebrated braad of Pearl Oil, 150 degrees fire test, manufactured by the Standard OH Company for K. O. Bus.

well, Oakland. For sals by all (rocers Mrs. Wright sang, "Whose at My Window," land "When Sparrows Build." Some brilliant instrumental pieces were given by Miss Gardioelle. canvas sail. A BESCMS.

'i Weloomed the vast throng of citizens to the grand demonstration in behalf of order, right and 'good government. He then read the following list of Vice- Mrs. Taylor, tne well Known eiocu- The Ladies Belief Society of this As stated in Saturday's edition, the of "An Annity' in a man tionist, rsai Moiceieit coiistitntion pght weight boxing championship was lint The best place in Oakland to get your plumbing, tmoinr, KastittiCg and general city gave several excellent- entertainments at Germanis) Hall last week, during the time their pleasant and Presidents: J. O. By xbee, C.

H. won by L. L. Janes, '81; the Graeco- ner thst "brought down the house;" she followed this with "Archie Desna" read only as Mrs. Taylor can read.

A short waltz was indulged in, and the xerciees closed with remarks iobbins is at i. G. Anderson's, 1249 Richards, T. F. Burns, O.

L. Taylor. Roman wrestling by Rothschild, '79; the J. E. Blethen, I).

W. Standeford, J. Broadway. one hudred yard dash by J. J.

MoGil- praise wormy xesuvai was in progress. On Monday evening, April 28th, the bvray. 81. witb a record ot 1UJ and 11 brief but vivid, from the Vice-Presi BacsasLLS carpet sewed and bid for fl per B. White, O.

Button, P. V. RemtUard, Hon. J. A.

Stanly, George E. Grant, A. D. Colby, E. Crane, B.

W. Bea- seconds for the two heats; and the dent, Mrs. Simpson, to the effect thst Will be held as follows: rd. 1107 Broadway. Tht Harbor Improvement medal for superiority in the standing widejamp was awarded to Harding gan.uoi.

J. V. Hays, la. W. Wood the next meeting wil be held at the residence of Dr.

E. W. Buck, Webster ster street between Tenth and '82, who cleared 9 and 57-100 feet. ward Francis Blake, N. Giamboni, John W.

Thnrman, W. 8. Snook, Pliny Bartlett, Wm. Eddings, Dr. E.

OAKL1HD Hay Does not begin to attract as much attention among the people generally as the lately opened For the running wide jump, there were Eleventh, two weeks from Friday even J. J. O'BRSEM Go. two entries, from tbe ireabman class, cash grocery store at the corner of Eighth aad ing, being May 16th. H.

Pardee. J. 8. Burpee. P.

H. Mo- been there before exclaimed bow bean tif alt It seems as if I could always be happy in such a place." The exercises of the morning were the crowning of the May Queen with an addition out of the usual order. Just as the King was about to place the crown upon the Queen's head, the Fairy Queen with her train came forward witb a crown of wild wood flowers and begged the privilege of placing it on the May Queen's head. The exercises-were accompanied with singing and tpassed off pleasantly. The children 'performed their parts with great credit, as they always have done when brought before the public.

At the close of these exercises, the young people, accompanied by several gentle-men, repaired to the shooting grounds, where they tried their skill at rifle Shooting. Mr. Meda bad prepared prizes for shooting and running. Seven were made happy by winning. Then followed the running by the' boys, in which others were made equally happy.

Next in order was an excellent lunch, supplied almost wholly by Mr. Me-dan'a generosity. Then came races by the girls, the successful ones carrying off their prizes in great glee. Then game mingled witb the unrestrained laughter of the children, which made those who were looking on almost forget bow many years were between them and their childhood. Then came a summons to another repast of coffee, chocolate, cake and strawberries.

After a few songs, by tbe school, a. hearty vote of tbanhs and. three rousing cheers for the noble-hearted host end hostess, with many kind words the company were packed into their respective conveyances and started for borne. Tbe young people in tbe hay wagons, witb the green trees forming an aroh over them, looked Washington streets, PhO. i.

Gerhardy CO. Grew, George W. Baboook, L. G. Dwyerand Harding, the latter being the victor by a jump of 17 68-100 feet.

WOBilNO BAUD SOCIAL. Tbe Ladies' Working Band of th Addresses by W. H. SEAHS ABD I proprietors. It is all the rage for housekeepers Cole, A.

I. Gladding. A. W. Collins.

to buy there aa the stock Is complete and fresh. Everything ia marked at the very lowest cash POTTING THB WEIGHT. Rothschild 79, Cowell '80 and Sny- Central Baptist Eev. George Guirey, pastor, gave one of their pleasant socials, last Thursday evening at J. E.

Farnum, J. B. Wyman, Grant I. Taggart, A. J.

Snyder, W. E. Dargie. John I. Ginn.

W. D. Harwood, F. E. Shattnok.

F. M. Cambell, W. W. Cam-ron, H.

M. Van Arman, W. B. Hardy, J. F.

W. Sohst, T. Mullov. Dr. L.

H. PROF. E. S. LTPPETT prices, tn accordance with the times.

The nicest lunch room for ladies a Beg to annonnce that the business difficulties in which they had been implicated by the ailure of GODCHEATJX BEO. are now satisfactorily arranged that they have closed out the Oakland 1 der '81, competed for the superior' in putting the weight, a shot of six By Order of Committee. Central Hall; A fine literary and mu gentlemen In Ssa Francisco, is at the original Swain's Bakery. SIS Sutter street, the pre sical programme was enjoyed by those teen pounds, and under the inspiration in attendance, comprising an elegant prietora furnish Weddings and Parties with Cbas. Pavn BosaV Carey, J.

R. Pa'mer, Curtis H. Lind-ly, A. F.Scott, D. 8.

Smalley. L. C. Morehouse, Hiram Tuhbs, H. C.

Bab- of a lively strain from the band, Sny- Ioe Cream, Cake, etc. tier aucoeeaea ia tossiug is ii wiw piano solo ijby Professor Espinoza. Miss Stella Porter read "The Drunkard and his Dog." 4 Mr. W. P.

Haynes cock, H. Colby. Herman Cordes, feet, beyond which his competitors OUSH GCUDDER. Ask your Grocer for Compressed Codfish. John Ellsworth, K.

W. Spsulding. failed to pass. A Branch Store in order to devote all their attention to the business of JxA will oL- ior the next THIRTY DATS their entire stock of George W. Tyler, lbomas A.

Smith, xxroaTaaa ov- Powder, If used as di- THB HCBDLB BACK. programme was literary and musical, supplemented by the mystifications of the wonderful Addanople Brothers, recently from Europe. The orchestra and members of thf Bohemian Club, of San Francisco, furnished the musi-eal and literary numbers in a manner quite worthy of i their reputation. This included a humorous address by Mr. Geo.

T. Bromley, and recitations by Mr. James O'Neil of the Baldwin Theater, and Mr. Sam. W.

Piercy. On Tuesday evening, April 29tb, at the same place, the Berkeley pramatio Club played "My Turn Next," with a good Cast and commendable acting. On Wednesday evening, April 30th, the-guests the. Society were entertained by a vocal and instrumental concert, contributed to the cause by a number of our local artists under the direction of Mr. Stephen W.

Leach. Of those who took part in this excellent rendition may be mentioned Mrs. -little, Senor Espinoza, the pianist, and Mr. Henry Heyman. On Thursday evening, May let, was de-- voted exclusively to the rendition of an oeder of dances.

5 And on Fridayeven-ing, May 2d, the, Amaranth I Club played the farce "Lend Me Five with the following cast of characters i Mrs. Major Phobbs, Miss Smith; Mrs. Captain Phobbs, Miss a Crippeo; Mr. Ooliehily, Geo. Mitchel; Captain Phobbs, ELAloughton; More-iland, Lewis Mitchel; W.

W. vPennoyer Sam, ILi Gordon. Con-tsideriDg that the farpe was played en tirely by amateurs, it was very well represented. Dancing concluded each Champagne Baking meted, cannot tail. Wallace Eversoo, C.

H. Phelps. A. C. tare personauonaol Itaymond as uol.

ellers," Jefferson as "Kip Van Winkle," John Cj Leach in Chinese impersonations and other prominent actors. For the one-hundreu-yard hurdle Henry, Gen. E. W. Eirkham, H.

Dus- Gas Fixtures, Plumbers' Supplies terberry, William Van Voorhies. Oo and see Paradise Park. race, tbere were six entries consisting ofMcGillivrays81, Snyder "81, Lind- Mr. Osborne recited a very humorous medley. Mrs.

Mills, of San Francisco, JUDGE X. D. WHKELBB And sanitary Goods, 13 Post atraet. between Montgomery aad Kearnay, San Francisco. Champagne Baking Powder, when used aa di Was next introduced to the expectant sang several delightful arias, including ley '81, Williams '81, Jasper 82 and Harding "82.

WUliams took the lead rected, wll upercedaiall others. that old JNew York Uity favorite "lne throng. He said he was astonished at new goods ia Osa fixtures, tn 'ra desisas Just received. but near tbe last hurdle was passed by 6 feet Garden Boee inches, S-nly. with MISCELLANEOUS.

Low Car," (by request). Mr. David K. Higgins, of Chicago, recited "Brother Anderson's by pips and sprinkler, $5 Lindley, who carried off the honors; Snyder and Jasper, like the seed of the immense conoourset and had expected that he would 'be called to address probably 200 He A7 A. Sanitary Plumbing a Specialty.

then proceeded to discuss the leading Thomas K. Beecher. Miss Jane. Gray recited "Shamus O'Brien," and Miss Addie Stevenson sang a song entitled tbe sower, lell by tbe waynde, victims to the highth of the hurdles and their unequal ambition to pars over them. like a picture in the forest.

After 'riding through some of the principal streets of Brooklyn singing and shouting out their happiness, tbe bsppy The Orlenal The Orange GirL" The programme HIGH JUMPS. JMuctMa-of40pejrwat. was unusually meritorious ana maae The next in order waa Abe standing CIS. RBTHEREOBD the social doubly attractive. objections he entertained to the proposed law.

He tore Article on Corporations into fragments and held the tattered shreds up to the scorn of his auditors, The Article on Taxation he served in a similar manner; ahewed its odiousness, and declared it to be repugnant to the genius of a free neo- high jump, with Nicholson. "79, Oar THX BOUKD TABU. DKAXEB, ej roll '80 and Lindley, '81 aa competi A public entertainment will be given xuia xo uiauo uupnute vj uie Hums ui Beluemenl and in party returned to tneir respective THB SCHOOL CHILD EES '8 MAT. PAT. May Day was enjoyed by the children of the public schools of this city, at Badger's Central Park, in a manner that will itot soon be forgotton.

Several thousand of them, with their pa tors, of whom the latter proved the by the Bound Table to-morrow (Tues order to meet their engagements, the firm have determined to offer best, after the string had been elevat day) evening, the 6ih instant, at ple. Of the Railroad Commission he spoke at length. He said in substance ed to a highth of 52 inches. Lind PAIUTS, 0I.S. 1016 Broadway, Oakland Cal evening iesunues, ana tne series were a very great pleasure to all who ley, Snyder and McGillivray, alt of as follows; "I venture to say to-night.

416 Genlral Avenue, (12th street) H. HICKET I FR, (Successor to UkAQB OO.) LYON KIN8EY, EJtTRAORDIMARY BARGAlM which' time the finest programme yet prepared by that Society will beren-dered, and all who are so fortunate as to receive an invitation will enjoy a literary and musical treat. In addi rents and friends, availed themseirea the sophomore (Uiass, entered lor the running high jump; and after numerous falls for Snyder, the record of 5 and 1 aay it in the Athena of the Pacific Coast; I say it rather to the scholars and logicians, men of learning: where COirCXBT AT MILtS 8XHISAKT. of the courtesy and kindness of Mr. Badger, the proprietor of the grounds.

ins eute or tnis city auenaea a feet 3 inches was scored by McGilli tne cniiaren of science and genius gather, and where I may be contra ixncert of rare excellence and merit, 11 A Fwl a Waa a and were finely entertained on his fine premises by games of all sorts, the tion to tbe literary numbers of the programme, the farce entitled, "The Plague of my Life," will be rendered vray, who thus succeeded in equalling; the best amateur jump on record, which had been made last Autumn at, the annual contest of Columbia Col CJLT3T I1ARJSET given last Friday at Mills' Seminary, under the musical direction ascension of the great air-queen "City dicted if I am wrong; I that never since the birth of Republican civilization baa so dangerous, so erroneous, so xn ail aeparimenis. 10 enumerate we oinerent redncaons maue would be tedious and difficult. Nothing bnt a personal inspection of the stock can give an adequate idea of the prices at which goods are of Paris." under the management of by Mr. w. if liaynes, air.

J. Harris, Mr. W. J. Matthews, Mr.

J. C. Geiteiial AeM Hoise of Professor Kelleher. The chapel lege. Mr.

Hawley, and a may-pole' dance, STABTLnTO A POWER where toe entertainment was given, ottered. THI QWABTXB MILK BUN Dunne, Miss Jennie a. JNalsmitb, Miss Alice Salter. Miss Emma O. Peck and COB WA8HISQT0N dt HINTH 8TS and other attractions.

PICNICS. Miss Stella Porter. was elegantly ornamented witn now; era, and a Urge and fashionable au dienoe was in attendance. As a num- ueen conierrea upon any urea -men. I will how-you and prove to my man SALOON and RESTAUrJIJT The largest and beat assortment of house Was entered for by Willoutt '79, Freest '80, McGillivray '81 and Jasper '81.

The men started well, and kept together N. B. ALL OUTSTANDDTQ ACCOUNTS OP THE OAKLAND The San Francisco Turn Verein, held 4 MBS. PODXSOlt'S BBABDiaS. Mrs.

Edna. Snell Ponlson, instruc tnas mis tmng a masterpiece oj bar of notices of this musical treat 1 lth Street, Oakland. STORE WILL HAVE TO BE PAID BEFOBE MAT 1st. their May festival at Schuebsen Park, Alameda, yesterda. noia gooas on tne coast eonstanuy on hand at private safe si aoo-tlonprioea.

BegnlsrSale Say at Salesroom. have already appeared in our last until Wilcutt took the lead when half miserable fallacy that every man here Campbell smcs, rrop week's issues, including one on Satur- would freely condemn, if I could talk tress of elocution at the Snell Seminary, will give an entertainment The Societe Francaise de Bienfai- aay lass, iurtuer menuon is not re- Ttw st warn ff -J in private of this grand scheme to way around; but by a very fine spurt McGillivray forged ahead, and came, in winner by about twenty feet, while the band struck up "Hail the Con readings at (be Chapel of the First hoodwink and rob the people. The EVKET THTJESDAY at 10 O'clock. quired. THI O.

W. 8. CIVS PABTT, Oysters. Clams Shell Fish Constitution provides for the election Congregational Church of three Commissioners. They are quering Hero Comes." Time, 57 seconds.

(Tuesday) evening, tne etn wnicn will be varied by the pianoforte per men with no qualifications prescribed. The third of a series of parties to be given by the Club look place on last WIRE SCREEN Wines and Liquors Families, pablie and prlraU shipping and restaurant supplied, i Samples sent on application. J. J. QU Co.

"Fi a ii.n a ttt; formances of that fine pianisV xrofes- HOP, 81. IP a fum. sance Mutnelle, picniced at Shell Mound Park, yesterday. The Fishermen's Association went to Cremone's- Gardens on an excursion and picnio yesterday. The picnic of the Irish-American Benevolent Society took place yesterday at Badger's Park.

The St Andrew's Society spent last Saturday at Fairfax. that they shall give a bond for the faithful performance of their duty. It i Friday evening at the reaidenoe ofjMr sor Uugo Mansfeidt, ana ny tne vo For tbe running hop, step and jump J. CreUin. 1.061 Oak street.

The provides that they shall hold their of Doors the entries were as follows; Bothschild cal numbers of Miss Grace Green. It will undoubtedly prove a superior en Mom fice for four years. It provides that house was tastily decorated with ever 79, Nicbolsoa 19, Snyder '81, Dnr- they shall be independent of the Courts of the land. They shall tertainment in all respects, and must therefore attract a large and appreciative audience. yer '82, and Harding '82; bnt tbe last greens and flower uhder the direction of several young ladies.

On the large Made) to Order at St. Anthony's Society of power to issue subpoe mirror was Disced the monogram of the named again distinguished himself as a jampist, making a distanoe of 39 94-100 feet, witb Snyder a elose second. "VJEIXCfcC PIUTUKE5 OELOy CUST. Wsbag-to anneonee that we are ptaatUvely elosintr out our elegant stock of Paintings, Fa gravinpa, CSiromos, framins; of every ae scrtption. and Wax and Artists Materials at prices below cost.

A rare chance to poreoass arsVolass goods cbeaplr. Stock most btsold or Mar 20th. oa acoouut ot rath-tar front business. ntOSTl JibL, OS Twalrta Kmt, Oauiwad AM XVKNtMO Or MtTSlC UU Oh 1UHJ a hlWWVJ VI cisco will have a joint picnio on Thurs Club encircled bv a handsome wreath 924, 926 928 Market Street, San Francisco, nas, to issue orders, and tnat they may imprison for contempt of their order. It gives them all the of white roses made bv one of the young day.

June 12th at Badger rark. SM Thirteenth The prize for atsndmg tbree jumps as carried off by the redoubtable powers of a Court. I abolishes, so far The First Light Dragoons, Company Of the Cavalry Battalion, will bold Was the title of a musical entertainment, given last Tuesday evening by the Young People's Literary and Musical Society at the chapel of the First as tbey are concerned, tbe supreme Harding, with Nicholson 79. Lindley '81, Snyder '81, and Bassell '81, in the their 'annual picnic and target excur Faclnc DeiM Iislitnle. tribunal ot tbe land.

I he Legislature ladies. The floors of. the two parlors and dining room ware canvassed. Dancing begun at 8:30 T. M.

and continued until 2 A. K. A programme of twelve dances and eight extras, under the manaeement of A. CreUin, was sion at Scheutzan Park, on Thursday, background, score, rcet xy rnonea. Congregational Church.

It was under Mav 8th. has no power to control this Commission or limit its power; but on the contrary, it is arranged that the Legisla TOO SIXTH BTBEET. i BKTWTXW THB mut WAIJC The Spanish Mutual Benevolent So Howard aad Mission. Ru I the direction of Mr; w. a.

i no mas, and was largely attended. Prominent Brought to the traokTanney '80, Long To tlae Public. beartOy enjoyed by alL After the sixth dance, the guests adjourned for Cisco. ArUadal Dratorea and Fillinc, at I raasotiabla rates. Compressed nitrous axkds I ciety will bold their third annual picnic at Badger's Park, East Oakland, ture may at any tuture time enlarge their power.

Now this Commission is vocalists participated. xor painless eztrsouon. uradosta operators. I on Sunday. June 8th.

i empowered to fix and regulate the '80, and Agard '81. At the start Long went to the front and continued so until the Jadgss ruled him off for an al thirty annates to parumpate tn tne extensive refreahments prepared for them. vng a muni AXDBBSOH-SUIRIM. Mr. J.

8. Anderson and Miss Viola Tbe Canadian Association will bold Tb Oakland Bss Ball Orownds.eener freighta and fares of all carrying cor- lila 4 Centra, will be opened to tbs ttod- The following is the Uat of those pros- their second picnic at Badger's Park on porationa and companies in tbe State ot MRS.BUCIC, Saturday. May llrtn, at wbicn a nam taeaa aoowt tne 1st af Marco, wnea ta-a4w. Ibetbe faest California. It is not confined to the Dennln were married last Thursday evening at tbe residence of the bride's leged irregularity in bis gait.

Agard then came in an easy victor with a good round 8 'minutes ent: Ladies Miss Ada otanaeiora, Miss Wsdsworth, Misi Seargent, Miss F.n Baheock. Miss Nillie Staoles. ber of prises will be offered for games. Central Pacific, but to railroads, to THS The new game of Lacrosse will proba parents, No. 833 Willow street.

The all stage companies, to all sailing cor and 37 seoonds. bly form a feature of the picnic. SUNtKtER ESORT. porations. Why, gentlemen, the com Nicholson 79, McGaiivary 'si and Celebrated German Astrologer Sa FRArJCIQ, ceremony took place at 8:30 o'clock, and was perfotmed by, the Rev.

Mr. merce of the coast carrying trade alone I Misses May, Misses Porter, Miss gillie Knight, Miss Chellie Sailer, Miss Ella Bradway, Miss Mae McNear, Miss Hattie Hays, Miss Jennie Wade, Miss Williama 'RI 'eomnated in hih kick-1 The sixth annual picnic of the Swedish Society will be held at Shell Household for Sale and House to Lets' is a most important nrancn ot tne inir. i wnion pticnoison leneu oi i business. Everything we consume Monnd Park, Berkeley, on Sunday, brown in the presence or tne isniiiy and relations. The -Bridesmaid waa Miss Alios Long, of West Oakland BB sjeweatb Hawwet, Tbirtl CI a jr.

limb nude him an adept, and in fact an expert whom Mabel Sanfcley might would come within the power of this Lee, Miss Daisy Jacobus, Miss Mel- lie Hook. Miss Ella Mason, Miss uerciiant tailor dwr i Board. Now. the groomsman was Mr. Frank Mal-loye.

ot San Francisco. The' rooms well envy. iltgbt teet, 4 lncnes. Helen K'ller, Miss Mary Barnham, the lltb. The sixth annual picnio of the Dan ish Society Norden will be held a Schuetzen Park on Sunday, May lltb Tbe twentieth annual picnic and ex (ELtOG WHT ABB THIX TO BB APPOINTED? RICE WHITE, TBS MXLa Ita.Cn Miss Tentie Loomis.

Mist were nandsomeiy aecsea wna nowers, I understand the reason is that ths Was the last special contest ot tbe day. a Morrison, Miss E. L. Crellin, Miss E. V.

Crellin, Miss Carrie Stalls 2, 4, 6, City Market, Legtelatueamay be bribed. Ah, what enrsion of tbe Montgomery' Guard, and the presents were numerous. At tbe conclusion of the ceremony Mr. and Anderson left on their wed I OOO Broattsvay 3 dors tfm I Oth. rrVBM BZST 18 AX.WATS TBI CHXAPIBT.

I OCT To this there were three regular entries, Cowell '80, Dwyer '82 and Armstrong Van Vleet. Mrs. H. Brown, Mrs. reasoning! The Legislature is com Company Third Regiment Infantry, Lientenant John McCully command Entrance on 13th VP Cal '0.

Gattkill. Mrs. A. W. Bishop, Mrs.

ding tour to San Jose. posed of 120 men, and it takes 61 for Crellin, Mimes Baiter, w. u. tiea- ing, will take plaoe at Cremorne Gar Wholesale sad retail butchers in tbe bast a majority to pass, or rather to prevent Th3 Host HIE A- Flzaa-Sbtaa work for lass saeney than aa Francisco, sad satisfy yosasebT. Bamember tbe plaoe, mm block.

ibsibwit. shaw, Fred. Vrsdsworth, Frank Sim MOBS AH MOULD. In this city, April 30th, at the reai quality ot dens, Martinez, on Sunday, May ixm mons. LL V.

Uiastieu isa. sttepnera. ZHXATKIICAL. '82, while McGillivray ran-not aa a contestant bnt for the pnrpote of making a record. The men ran very evenly throughout the race, and the finish was Suite exciting.

Cowell, who daring lie day had struggled for supremacy denoe of the bride mothorl by the tbe passage oi a nu. uorporauons would have to manage 61 men, whereas in this Commission they only have to manage for the EJ. Hays, Percy Jacobus. J. B.

Em-err. Atex. McBean. David Ham Per- On the 18th instant, Messrs, Chaa A. P.

WALCOTT. Tresoo, Sign aad Rev." Dr. Akerly, Mr. George L. Mor Tbae Select km of romtra sad Damsstle CLOTHS, B1AV1S aad A6S1M1B8, for Vnm aad Basiaias anita aaads ia tbs latest SUis and warrsatad to St.

lav Hook. Will Booth. John McMnl- Welch. J. B.

Shattnok, B. Stern, Vorgltin and EL S. Kent, attaches of lan. Lee C. Burnham.

BdX Cour- Constitution provides that two out of three shall constitute On the Pacific Ccast, Will Open May iStli, gan to Katie Mould. Mr. Morgan is a young attorney, well and favor DECORATIVE PAINTER, in something, despite the fact that. voUanr. lahnMarsb.

Mr. Batobelder, tbe act of the Commission." Now, that tbe California Theater, wiU take a Crc.vn r.TcKi.-r.cn, Mr. Bicb. William Crellin. B.

C. Gas- ably known in this city, and recently a candidate on the Workingmen's ticket physically he was inferior in form, sharply followed, bnt waa unable to overtake Dwyer, who came in ahead 42S Tenth St. First door east of Broadway, Oakland. Is because tbey are afraid of bribery. benefit, on which occasion the emo kill, A W.

Bishop, John Crellin Under tbe Same management aa lart yea and the question here is: "Is bribery tional drama "Alixe" will be played, for City Justice or tne reace. amid much applause. Time, uun to be considered as possible?" Had it Daeeratlvw tPalstttstflr at Bpaelalty D. Lawton, J. J.Ejaery, A.

H. Agard, George C. Gaskill, T. A. Crellin, ktes.

YlH seconds. McGillivray, how- with Miss Jeffreys Lewis in tbe title role, supported by an effective cast. not been for bribery- Athenian liberty TO BEACH KEIXOGO TROH SAN Majmow Miss Annie L. Hudson, c. Jiis city.

euer, succeeded in making the distance wouldnt have died, trreeoe wouldn't Fraacisoo. taks the VaUefo boat, ktarket Mckenzie Co. C. L. Georgs O.

Simmons, street wharf, at 7 a. M. or 4 r. a. thence The drama will be followed by an olio and Mr.

James Murphy in a new have worn the chains ot Macedon. If 1018 Broadway, left last Thursday 7 for China on the John A. McNear and L. E. Boardman by ears to Calistoga, where a staga will meet ricv yori: daiichy in four seconds less, tboreby winning the race and not the medaL This com.

pleted the programme ot events, after Irish dav. introducing bis specialties, steamer in company with the Hon. G. guests ana convev tnern to the bouse. A.

O. V. BNTtBTKSMKHt. it hadn't been for bribery Judas wouldn't have imprinted tbe treacherous kiss noon the cheek of his Divine 019 Broadway.Jbct sth and sth Bts. -1 Mention of the artists will be made Ik 4i F.

Seward and family. The entertainment given by Oak hereafter. -S-; -'is AU ktuAs of faner aad Ornamantal CaVaa. wbicb tne students engagea name of foot ball, without either aide obtain none KECHIOS. Master.

Applause. I say, then. Leaf Lodge NeS5, A. O. U.

on The Bush' Street Theater opens this Psrttea, Weddinca and PI oak supplied at short notice, Ctorman, French, tiilk. and The second annual reunion and pic Constantly oa band a full lias that bribery is possible, but is it not easier to bribe two men who bold evening, after bavmg been tborougmy Monday evening, April 23 th, was with ing an For the exercises the judges were Mr. Sears, Mrs. Jaca son and CoL Edwards, while for walk. nic of the State of Maine Association t9 Time frem San Francisco ta Ca! burs, From Calistoga Kouss, 45 minutes.

renovated, by B. M. Caoby in a ''Mes Drsau. wracaers ox an aioaa. Ios Cream to order.

Goods deti-rered dally. out doubt one of the finest ever given power absolutely free from Legislative restraint, free- from governmental senger from the Jarvia Section." Crtslisli Trenoli. Ccotclx and American Goods in this city. The programme was of ogrcsinoir i power, free from the Supreme Court? was held on Saturday last at Shell Mound Park. Between seven and eight hundred people were on the grounds and a most enjoyable reunion Herr Fraox Senbach, the distin Which we are prepared to maksap to ordr.

Trimming and "voikmanablp unexcelled '-k- rare excellence and was faithfully carried out to the letter. The attendance I say is it not easier than it would be to corrupt 61 out of 120 members guuhed German artist, ICHT-V70niI was very large, the spacious hall being ing, boxing and wrestling, the special judges were Mr. Lewis, Mr. Robinson and Mr. Rossiter.

Bwwble'suwe1ajraV; Tbe pure and oasdutterated doable standard whiskey is sold by Gitlsoo 4 Co, importers and wholesale hqoor dealers Tbe speaker then explained tbe by the Emperor to paint a portrait of crowded to its utmost capacity. The ia Tin: cnsAPrcr, was pamcipawa ia. iu uuu. ueu. C.

Perkins, as the orator of the day, The Hon. Geo. S. SXjISICtII, Is bow prepared to clean privy vaults. oDenins remarks by the General Fore Bismarck, bas bad great difficulty in effect of the clauses prohibiting the Commissioners to accept free Throne the kind ss of the Central ra''3 Bailroad Coo morning train is a in one, makir- Urns as the night express, Two reeular each day firun Ban Trtn-etaoOk aibrningBwul arrives a l.i-ase a HA, treating- mail arrives at 930 r.

delivered a most interesting oration. man, ii. Anld, were appropriate and passes, the dimoulty that would be ex pools and yards on reaaonsbta terms. Ho. tsi Filbert street, between First and Third.

reviewing the early history of the doing o. The Chancellor bates' to sit for his portrait, and Senbach has been obliged to take sketches of that rug- perienced in attempting to remove a Oakland. Order Box at southwest corner of Prepared ready for ths brash, of any shade or color, ia Quantities to suit. Fric lists and 1213 Broadway. Broadway ana seventa street.

aampla cards ualled oaapoiicaiion to i Pine Tree State, and rerernng to nef standing in the Union, and her honorable record during the trying times of pertinent to the occasion, lhe quartette, consisting of Llessrs. Ilealy, Pur-vU, Voil and 1j.V. sanj very Bnely. I Purvis pos: a very line tenor '-a. J.

W. bourne's recitation, Jane," well rendered. THB ABTICLB OW CBXHK8B, red face whenever he could get them. O.S.OEEIC3I, George A. Adams, 912 Broadway is agent for I He was invited to the 'Jhancellor'a tne late rebellion, zir.

rerun ora A telef-rh line connects the house a "i-h Western Cnion at CaiiStoga. Judge Whesler said be would pass it cf Co-Partnership. Paradise Park. else a. Z23 Street, Opposite Front, Seat Fra tion was a very able effort, and re by, as it did sot mean anything.

Of iamily and official dinners for the purpose, but failed to his subject until flected great credit on its author. The anU hw l.fins I er, was very S-ii wnforhee one aay ne waa permitcea to occupy a tba Judiciary and Educational Articles he spoke end hoped that bis OaUaad vs. Saw Fraociseo. Brink, Hatter, C25 Broadway, ia now tbe leading Hatter of the State. His styles sre ths Fsirs from San Francisco to i are from Calistoga to ci rpn C-P A RTJTEHS Tltt HER5T0FCE3 convenient seat the Parliament, srs 'enc-V The' i- 'ion of A enstinir between the iersi'ned.

tin selection of sucn a popular ana tugciy esteemed gentleman as orator of the day was a vary happy circumstance. An excellently written poem- by the hearers would vote them down. Senbach is an l. of the highest To ty I i Annie v. doce.

II. Came der ths finn name of Ulney i is this i day diHtolveil ty tntUonl coumjiiI. The a- I itandincr, bat be has retained all tbe He then cava way for Hon. F. B.

latest, and his prices the most moderate, be stylish wear a Brink hat. looms ny be 1 lr V'l oersuniea. Jimn H. ul continue lIcFa'iland, of Sacramento, who said vocal was lint ren- simplicity of bis comparatively humble birth, and at the parties to -e buitiuwa uuuer the linn Udiua ot C.aty V. a r.

tKsr ia new 7y el the Hon. Frank Soule ot the Alu Callfor-nia was delivered by that gee Ueman, and like the oration was heartily ap-r lauded. An adrstrablelarifh followed 's 9 Ifc ii nonatitntii-ii tet tt -3 for. and I ne leiral ticket to be vote l.y7.a i tan 2 Lien, he was invited ia terlio, was perfectly Uucoaventiouil ia his dress that waa' Vz-t com-1 44 AGAIXST THS 1TZ7 "TITO 'Comin and manner of rary 3, t' ITION." v. J- .).