Alameda Daily Evening Encinal from Alameda, California • 4

A WEEK IN WONDERLAND. AN INTERESTING LECTURE DELIVERED BY DR. DILLE. was for the Benefit of Company Second Regiment Boys' Brigade, 01 Alameda. E.

R. Dille, D. delivered an Rev. interesting lecture at the Park Street M. last evening, the proceeds of E.

Church which went to the equipment fund of Company Second Regiment Boys' Brigade, connected with the Park Street Church. subject was "A Week in The speaker's Wonderland," and was illustrated with views, managed by Mr. stereopticon Horace G. Leslie, of the Young Men's Christian Association. and eloquent explanations of Views the same, of Yellowstone Park, and in Colorado, Utah and Nevada, scenes by the large audience who were enjoyed attended, and taken altogether a most entertaining and instructive evening was spent.

The entertainment concluded by the of the National song "Amersinging ica," by the audience. A Pleasing Concert. Miss Pearl Noble has arranged to give a grand concert at the First Baptist Church, on Santa Clara avenue, near street, for the benefit of the Benton Church, to-morrow (Tuesday) evening. The programme will be as follows: PART I. Trio- Gypsy Miss Mande Hayden Bliss Pearl Noble, cornet; trombone; Miss Madeline BeckNoble, husen, violin.

Solo of Behund Contralto Miss Josephine Patterson, Cornet Solo- Meditation' J. Roslak Miss Pearl Noble. Miss Grace Clark Reading Violin Solo--Selected. Miss Charlotte Gruenhagen For All A. Herbert Soprano SoloMiss Pearl Noble, with violin obligato by Miss Charlotte Gruenhagen.

PART II. Hayden Madeline Beckhosen, violin; Miss Miss Noble, trombone; Miss Leo Alande Beckbusen, 'cello. Whistling Solo -Selected. Miss M. Gertrude Judd Duet--Trombone and Cornet- Moi Redis Miss Pearl Noble, cornet; Miss Maude Noble, trombone.

Violin Miss Madeline Beckhusen -Selected. Miss Grace Clark Reading Solo-" Lost Sallivan Trombone Miss Maude Noble. Electric Cluo Ball. of the Alameda and The employees Oakland Electrie Railway Company issued invitations to their friends have their second annual ball, to be to attend at Armory Hall, on Saturday evegiven 1st. In addition to the ning, June 1 numbers, there will be a prize regular and an electric shadow dance.

waltz Fifth Regiment Band will furnish The sweet music for the event. The Verein Germania. above organization met last evenThe hall on Lincoln avenue, and ing, in their give three more entertaindecided to the last Friday and Saturday ments on and Sunday afternoon of June, evening of a "Jay Town in the way preparations will be made for Elaborate which will prove both inthis event, teresting and Indicrous. William Barron's Death. morning William R.

BarYesterday ron, a native of San Francisco, aged 00 his home, 929 San Jose years, lingering illness. Dedied at avenue, after a ceased had resided in this city two He was a married man. years. Graduation Exercises. The graduation Seminary, Oakland, Thursday evening.

Alamedans having at that institution exercises of Snell will be held next Quite a number of friends and relatives will attend the ex- ercises. A Shield of Black Cloth. The Alameda Cyclers held their regulast evening, when lar weekly meeting code of by The they adopted a organized club is, emblem of the newly be a shield of black cloth. henceforth to REAL ESTATE TRANSACTIONS. To May 14.

Copied from the County' Dally -published by Ed: of Recorde for Alameda Publishing Company, 585 California wards Francisco, corrected street, San 095 California by Simpson Millar, Searchersof street, San Francisco. Mathison -Lots 5. Mary J. Ryer 46. Mintorn 8 10 to A.

C. 7,16, 17. 18. block fact that for more It 15 an indisputable children, from the age of than fifty years, to ten have been three months years, benefited by Steedman's Soothing PowThese Powders are termed soothing ders. correct, a mitigate, and rebecause they move, disorders of the system incident to teething Ho for the Picnics.

is now with us, and The picnic season baskets full of good things are 3 accompaniment to their comnecessary plete rural enjoyment. outing, stop into Mandier's When preparing for Park street, and get some of your Cafe, 1427 their Sandwich Loaves, a new article, especially have also cakes, pies, of all designed for picknickers. They kinds, in abundance. Always Keep Cool. the season of the year when 'This is should keep cool and not fair women out over their wash wear themselves tubs.

They can this by sending their washing to the Alameda Steam Laundry, 2285 Railroad avenue. VALUE OF PRINTERS' INK. It is now announced that old newspapers are the best possible material for wrapping up clothing, as the printers ink on them is deadly to moths and their larva. This eatabpoison lishes another proof of the value of printers attests the fact that it never gets to be ink, and too much of a back number to be noxious to the pests of a community. We have lots of old for sale, at 10 cents per 100.

Come and papers get them, and thus save many dollars by protecting your garments from the ravages of the insidious moths. 8 1 house on MISCELLANEOUS CARDS. RILEY'S consideration to detract from the allow 110 Ul trustness of the quality of goods we handle. It' All article below the standard our leaves store accident, not intention. We do not sacriit is by lice quality for the sake of' cut prices, believing it customers' interests, We hope to be against our for all your Doctors remembered as headquarters and we will become popular 111 the Prescriptions, homes because WO are moderate in our prices.

RILEY'S DRUG STORE, AND SANTA CLARA AVENUE. Lu COR. PARK STREET MAY 11, 1895. ENCINAL- THE PIONEER PRESS- TUESDAY AFTERNOON, ALAMEDA DAILY EVENING MISCELLANEOUS CARDS. of ty Bani to that real Any Ins persons of In the a having of And an his dispose which to he the is to are MISCELLANEOUS CARDS.

THIS VERY BEST GARDEN HOSE UNITED IN TUE STATES. A. Lederman's Extra Special Make. Capt. Guaranteed Seamless Tube Hose, 15c and 20c Per Foot.

ADOLPH HECKER, AGENT FOR ALAMEDA, STREET. My J10-tw STREET FORMERLY WEBSTER 1535 SEVENTH THE BEST IS THE CHEAPEST! 8200.000: SPECIAL. DEPOSITS IN CALIFORNIA. R. H.

MAGILL. General Fire Insurance OAKLAND. Agency. EXAMINER BUILDING. 918 BROADWAY, REPRESENTING and British America Assurance Co.

of Toronto Western Fire Insurance Co. of New York. American COMBINED U.S. ASSETS. Western British America have a Special Deposit with the Insurance The and Department California of 5200.000: until the last policy is cancelled and last claim Which destrato property at the Lowest Current Wattle.awn all classes of paid.

Nates. ittsted and promptly pail. R. M. MAGILL.

Agent. FRANK HALLEY. Agent Alameda. AUCTION SALE! SATURDAY, MAY 18. AT 2 0 CLOCK P.

Mi Do not fail to examine these troperties. Auctioneer's flag and sign on property. OSCAR S. MEYSEL, AUCTIONEER. R.

B. TAPPAN, Atty. WHY DON'T YOU Use a Gas Stove? -IT 18 CHEAPER AND CLEANER THAN COAL Gas Furalened at Reduced Rates. OFFICE OF GAS COMPANY Northwest Corner Park Street and Railroad Avenne, Alameda. W.

A. FOLLRATH, Horseshoer and Farrier LINCOLA AVENUE, EAST OF PARK STREET, Near Broad-gauge Depot. ALL WORK WARRANTED GRO. LUBBEN, J. 0.

LUBBEN, LUBBEN BROS' West End Stables N. W. Cor. Pacific Avenue and Webster Street. Fashionable Turnouts At enabio Most Kates.

Roas- Also, Doalers in WOOD COAL, HAY GRAIN, FEED, ETC. delivered to any part of the city Free of Charge. 88 Telephone Number-1615. PERSONAL AND SOCIAL. Christensen was visiting friends C.

S. at Haywards on Sunday last. child of Al. Scott, of Encinal aveThe who suffered from a sunstroke last nue, Saturday, is somewhat improved. Theo.

F. Steinmetz, the Webster street furniture dealer, who suffered an attick of vertigo last Thursday evening, is reported considerably improved. C. Anderson, of San Francisco, has just purchased one of the newly constructed houses of F. Bamman, on Railroad avenue, near Chestnut street, and expects to make Alameda his home.

Mrs. Mandier, of the Alameda Bakery, has just returned from a week's pleasant with friends at Woodside, San sojourn Mateo county. She will leave again 111 a day or so to continue tier enjoyable visit at that place. Carl Schneider, a son of the popular newspaper agent. met with 21 mishap while out riding on his wheel last SunTwo charming lady eyelists colday.

lided with him, and the result was that his wheel was thrown over and his face skinned by contact with terra tirma. was Robert H. Magill, son of General Magill, to-day celebrated his R. H. birthday anniversary.

Mr. twenty-ninth Magill, by the way, has several recent and celebrations. Only last prospective his son reached his third Saturday birthday; to-day his daughter is 6 vears and to-morrow will be the of age seventh anniversary of his marriage. Verily, the lives of some newspaper people are filled with agreeable celebrations. sick, we gave he: Castoria.

When Baby was Child, she cried for Castoria. When she was a Miss, she clung to Castoria. When she became Children, she gave them Castoria. When she had Optician, has removed MULLER. the Leading Sun Francisco, Phelan to 824 Market Bailding.

TO -DAY'S TEMPERATURE 10 AM- -In Alameda. May 12th, ELIZA COWPER. CowPER, a native of Canada. BARRON. -In Alameda, native of California, aged R.

BARRON, A years. 20 C. H. WEVER, UNDERTAKER AND EMBALMER. 1524 PARK STREET, ALAMEDA, adjoining the Under Residence-Up-stairs, Parlors.

required for funerals at short Everything or night. Telephone 1630. notice, day THOMPSON HOSE NO. SPECIAL MEETING. SPECIAL MEETING OF THOMPSON the A lose Company, No.

1. will be held at THIS Webb avenue fire house to (Tuesday) EVENING, at 6 o'clock. consider matters regarding participation Hall corner stone laying ceremonies the City By order on Thursday next. F. SCHUMAN, O.

Foreman. my 13-2t FOR SALE, STEAM BOILER, ONE almost new, 3-HORSE-POWER Alameda Dreing 10-19 and Park my Cleaning Works. FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE, BUGGY, IN REPAIR, STYLISH A 111 bicyete. Cut FOR EXCHANGE. MODERN WELLWILL cottage live hement, 100108, tobath, gas, and Hdrs high lot 50x15 on one of the princigether with a street ion, for a pal avennes pear value: to contain house and lot of equal f101 7 to Nor further address 0 P.

LOT FOR SALE, CORNER SAN ANTONIO feet. Apply to Geo. C. Sargent. new Francisco Savings Building, 030 California street, Rooms Union Francisco.

or al ENCINA LofiCe 30 and 31. San ROOM TO LET. PORNISHED ROOMS FOR THREE Apply Buena at 1621 Vista Broadway, avenues, between Lincoln and mr27-LI Alameda. DRESSMAKING AVENUE, COR. BENTON AT 1501 street--Nearest PACIFIC stations, Mortou and reasonable.

Lay. A perfect fit guaranteed, MRS. H. M. COCHRAN.

and prices apr17-m Dissolution Notice. WHOM IT MAY CONCERN. GREETING: under the firm The nameof partnership ROSS WEVER, Undertakers heretofore existing and embalmers, J524 Park street, is dissolved by payable to C. H. Wever.

who will mutual consent. All acconnts due said confirm are the business at the old stand and pay all tinne debts owing by said firm. Dated, Alameda, May 34, 1495. 0, H. WEVER.

my4-m J. C. ROSS. NEW TO-DAY. LAVING OF CORNER- STONE ALAMEDA CITY HALL.

ALAMEDA, MAY 14. 1895. GENERAL ORDERS, No. 1.0 FOR THE PROPER FORMATION OF LINE FOR THE PARADE ON THURSDAY AFTERNOON, THE FOLLOWING GENERAL ORDERS ARE PRO. MULGATEDAND ALL WILL GOVERN THEMSELVES ACCORDINGLY: LINE WILL BE FORMED AT I O'CLOCK PROMPTLY.

Ails to the Marshal will report al the corner of Pacite avence and Park street at 1 o'clock 3.. sharp. At the same time the National Guard will form Pacific avenue, right resting un Park street. west side. Grand Army on Pacitie avenue, right resting on Park street, cast side.

Oil Fellows on Park street. between Pacitie avenue and Buena Vista avellite. west side. incing Department on Park street, west Fire right resting on Buena Vista aveside. facing south.

nue, lither civic societies not annoanted take place in line following city will officials in carriages. FORMATION OF PARADE. MARSHAL. Col. E.

B. Bollock. H. W. Jackson.

Geo. W. Emmons, Frank Bradford. C. F.

Fischer, Otto Nobmann, E. K. Taylor, Chas. S. Neal.

B. L. Fisher. Stanley Stephenson, F.P. J.

B. Lanstree and J. R. Knowland. Fifth Infantry Regiment N.

4. C. Band. Company Fifth Infantry Regiment, N. G.

Captain W. F. Chipman. Joe Hooker Post, No. 11.

G. A. E. H. 11.

Told, Commander. Encinal and Colambia Lolges, Fellows, Geo. Kneppler. Commander. Board of City Trustees, Board of EineaBoard of Health.

Free tioll. Library and City Officials in Carriages. FIRE DEPARTMENT. Frei. K.

Kranth. Chief Engineer. G. Strong and Frank Hackett. MI.

Assistante. Citizen Hook and Lubler Company, Frank Millington. Foreman. Hermann Cordes Hose Company, F. Ives.

Foreman. Steamer Chemical No. 1. Chemical 2. No.

Thompson Hose Wagon, ROUTE OF PROCESSION. Through Park street, to Santa Clara. Brondway, to Central avenue, to Wilto low street, to Alameda avenue, to Park when the procession will be street, wheeled into line. Oak Grove Lodge, F. A.

will meet at the Masonic Temple and escort Grand Officers of California to the the Hall. by the way of Park new City street. the procession saluting as they pass, alter which the line of march will be resumel to City Hall. ORDER OF EXERCISES. Raising Flag.

by Firing Squad of Company G. Salute, Banner Miss Maud Chappell; Chorus by School Children and Band. White and Blue' School Children Chaplain of Grand Lodge Prayer. Masonic by President of Board of Request Trustees to Grand Lodge to Lay the Corner-Stone. By Grand Lodge, F.

A.M Laying of the Corner-Stone. 3 Masonic Ode. Masonic Oration. By Eugene N. Deuprey Song-" School Children, Band and Agsemblage, Response.

City Attorney E. K. Taylor "Lord's By Quartette Benediction Members of the Masonic Fra- 1 to assemble at re ternity are requested o'clock P. M. at the Masonic Temple.

COL, E. B. BULLOCK, Marshal. GARDENS Laid Out and Taken Care of By the Month GRESSEN'S NURSERY, 1310 Park St. HI.

FLORAL PIECES for Weddings, Funerals or Gifts a Specialty. jan7-m SITUATION WANTED. Scotch and every first class girl and man SWEDISH AMERICAN, DANISH, Oakland and Alameda (who are German seeking and in employment) are winitng at the ploy me nt Bureau, 921 where BroadNinth street, Oakland, none Scandinavian was, first corner class referenced belp is furnished. but Cut Prices! Cut Prices! It Tan loorhies's Drug Store. Cut Prices! It EMINAL PHARMACY.

Cut Prices! It Han Toerhies's Drug Store. Cut Prices! It ENCINAL PHARMACY. A Few Leaders ters 10e Liver Pill- Cat Prices in Everything. prepared only by comSquibb's and Merck's Van Voorbies's Drug Store, Opposite Park Hotel, Alameda. IN THE SUPERIOR COURT THE COUSTY OF ALAMEDA.

IS PHILIPP SIEBEN. an of Insolvency. having filed in this Cont schedule and inventory in inIt app- are that he is said Philipp Sieben insolvent. It is hereby that B. White, Sheriff of Alameda and hereby appointed reof property aid insolvent, and a bond the People of the state in California, the sum of 31.00, condiby law, and qualifying, he of all of the estate, personal.

of said Philipp Bieben, inwhatsoever and such may be by law exempt from and of all his deeds, vouchers, of account and papers, and to keep and care for and of the same until the apassignee of hia estate. All pointment the same or any part thereof or their pouseaxion, hereby directed same to vald receiver, and that RAid the said property, or the protill the further order of thia And all persons are hereby forbidden debts said insolvent, or to deliver pay any property belonging to such Insolvent, to any person, firm, corporation or axaudiation. for pee, and the debtor 1a said forbidden to transfer or deliver any property until the further order of this Court, herein ordered, ordered that nil the creditors of further xald debtor be and appear before the Superior Court of the County of Alameda, Department Court, at the Court room of said in open Court, the County of Alameda, on the 20th May At 10 o'clock A. M. of that to prove their debta and choose one or day, more a of the estate of said debtor.

further ordered, that thin order he It in published In the ALAMEDA DAILY EVENING ENCINAL, newapaper of general circolation, published In the Connty of Alameda, often as the sald paper la publiahed, before the day set for the meeting of creditora. And it in further ordered that, in the meantime, all proceedings against sald insolvent be slaved. bated May 10th, 1405, F. B. OGDEN, Judge of the Superior Court.

Gond canne appearing therefore it in hereby ordered that the Order of Publication of Notice to Creditors attached to the order of AdjudicaLion of Insolveney theretofore made and entered herein. he and the same hereby amended so that the said Order of Poblication of Notice to Creditors- the second paragraph of said order -shall read in further ordered that all the creditors of debtor be and appear before the Superior Court of the County of Alameda, Department No. 1. In open Court, at the Courtroom of ani Court, in this County of Alameda, on the 17th day of Jute. 10 o'clock A.

of that day, to prove their debts and choose one or more assigners of the estate of said debtor. Dated May 11th, 1400. P. B. OGDEN.

Judge of the Superior Court. R. 3. Tappan, Petitioner's Attorney. my 41 td HENRY MULLER -DEALER IN PROVISIONS, Fancy and Staple Groceries, Wines, Liquors and Cigars.

DO -GRAIN AND FEED- Corner Bay Stree tand Santa Clara Avenue, ALAMEDA. ORDERS TAKEN AND GOODS DELIVERED FREE OF CHARGE. 120 SUNNY ROOMS. ALSO FOR keeping 1715 Park street, 0 near Buena Vista avenue, ap50 tf You can't afford to BURN COAL OIL When you can get GAS for $2.25 per thousand. Coal oil is dangerous, illsmelling and expensive.

Gas is clean and economical. How much does it cost you for wicks, chimneys and oil? It is worth your while to figure it out. GAS, the cheapest illuminant, at $2.25 per thousand. Don't forget the comfort of a GAS STOVE. No soot.

No ashes. No 3 PM 12 larze small nsed at DIED. 33 short VICTORA. A DOLPH ACHROEDER. ALBERT SCHROEDER VICTORS,) Wholesale and Retail Dealers in HAY, GRAIN Wood Coal.

CRUSHED BARLEY (Our Own Mills). BOLE AGENTA FOR THE BAN FRANCISCO ARWER PIPE ABBOCIATION. COR. PARK ST. AND WEBB AV.

Jan2 ALAMEDA, CAL. WILLIAM W. GRAHAM, PRACTICAL Plumber and Tinner NO. 1805 PARK STREET, Block, Near Broad Gauge Depot ALAMEDA. Plumbing, Tinning and Ona Fitting Jobbing Promptly Attended To.

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Address TRUE Box No. 400, Augusta, Me. FOR Printing. FIRST at lowest CLASS rates, leave ARTISTIO orders at the ENGINAL, power printing ollion. THE CHOICEST VARIETIES OF FRESH MEATS People's Market, FRED WILD, Proprietor, 1521 Webster Alameda California HAMS, BACON mr LARD.

WHO WANTS A BARGAIN? Feet of Brontage on Versailles vomme. FINE SITUATION. BELL CHEAP. Apply to ALFRED BANNISTER, junto 2435 Eagle Avonno, Alameda, mhl A ROSES, CHRYSANTHEMUMS, CARNATIONS AND PELARGONIUMS Also kinds plants hand lent elm Not keto, Canton ete. Visitors are cot dally invited 1.

inspect our pinats and dowers. JAPANESE NURSERY, Cor. Park Street and Vista Avenue call at the name address for met gardening general work. -Garden work and general housework done by the day or week. OlE DRESSMAKING, FITTING AND FAMILY CUTTING 111 AND reasonable rates.

Mra. C. Foster, 1822 Pacific avenue. Children selothes a specialty SUBSCRIBE FOR THE ENCINAL. ADVERTISE IN THE.