Oakland Tribune from Oakland, California • Page 2

ITew To-Day. -tiniinery, Etc Hew To day. TKS CA1APASCS. Slwrairv Stjrlea Bala If yon want a stylish hat. either in soft.

Ttte Frewda of IAm, It is refreshing to hear tha Democrats PUBLISHED DAJ-LI iou.uj. NOS.415 4IT atlO-Mll TOUBnW. znnn5 fubiishdio co. Wat. BV DAROIB3, BLan-l THE FASHIONABLE TAILOR, iJiew uoooa every Woelc 3 S3 OS CO c3 Workmanship and trimming First-class.

TDBBS HOTEL East Oakland. IBB a Pleasantest Resort Oa tit Coast, tew tori mil, nT MaH f0 tM MttK ijSl TE.E..W 001 SIX MOUTHS 00 Cltjr ui Gouty OOelal Papa, a BALDWIN THEATER 7TU Bttmian Slav. SCSB.STREST THEATER TAe Photnix. AYERLTa THEATER OKottt. 'XXtftSOXrS THEATER Minstrela.

TTY0LI GARDEN. rrowMor. WINTER GARDEN TA BoAgmian gw-f. -THB TRIBCKI taf at elrenlnttan MNtlUUi nnle tnt na.per ne.Tsliabeo' tn A1mw Cannty FRIDAY 5 WUU Later AnMusOrlea. t.

Hundred of families would bo only lumimMui for wnit. innumM are mail everv daw for women willing to tike la washing and ironing. Inere are hundreds of women in this city who are trviDtt to-eke oat a living who could tnftlr tmoA waves at doinir washinir at me pncee paw vuuiuwu. uu susy a '3 11.: need not coma down to tne Mongolian itricea. There is not a family Due wnat would be willing to pay an advance for fmiui 1.

-Di U- tho PWUHk JfUt KUV i ar that when white men or women start a laundry they charge so high that fam iliea moderate circumstances cinnoi AfFnrJt tn oiwm them their washine. Women, or wbie laundries run by men, who will not employ Chinese to do any a. I. n.l. Annnnnnirtry tariff of chareea slightly in advance ot tne Chinese rates, will run John out of the frequent instances of disease con-5 bv send ins dothin to the Chi nese laundries, has created no little alarm among the people, and now is the time to take the business entirely out of VamjIb Af tka MAfKfnllBliI 1 A f-AtfAlai tinm bv the Dhvsicians in Los An- sal hmm aot tha nonle to thinainsr.

and ---r-- i they are becoming uneasy, and would rffiaoiy maae a coaoge. xi, mm tnu pujr- sician reports, contageouS diseases and loathsome disorders are spread through the medium of Chinese wasn-nouses, it a is time there was a change. We know it to be the custom of the Chinese to use the dirty linen given them to wash tl TTl' MONTHe. 1. XtJK IWUUiui Biovpiu u.pvsA wweuse.

MlLLIIlERY MILLINERY I CIILLIMERY I The Cheapest end lbs Best! SMier Eats aid Busts IM BNDIXSS VARIETY I 1107 Broadway, Oak'd. Snmmer Opening of the latest and best dontrns in FRENCH MIL LINERY. Now oa band and to arriv daily, a large and well-selected stock of Pattern Hats and Bonnets, trimmed and un trimmed Hats, French lowers, reamers, Laces, Kibbons, nchos, Collars. Ties. Gloves.

Corsets. Frinree. Buttons, etc In fact everything usually found in a first -clam Millinery and ladies' furnishing establishment, all of which can be purchased as cheaply as ia any outer nouse on tne rscinc uoass. Remember the number, I lOT tf roadway Between izta ana uin streets, uasuuta. L.

H. BSIG6S. MILLINERY! MILLINERY! The, Grand SPRING Opening To continue each day through. the season. FRENCH AND" EASTERN Imported uatterna Latest Novelties ia all branches.

Tlowen and Trimmings in endless variety. Miss Mary E. Shepard Successor to MRS. DURHAM, No. 1169 BROADWAY Near Fourteenth Street.

Miss F. M. Reed Co Importers of FINE MILLINERY. have constantly on hand the choicest and best selected styles for the Snrii anil Sinner Soasoi 1161 Broadway New To-day. THE GROVE.

HIGHLAND PARK, EAST OAK LAND, is at the service of Families, Schools, Social and Literary Societies desiring to find an attractive and easily ac cessible spot for PICNICS. It is a romantic and charming locality, ENTIRELY FREE FROM POISON OAK, with Water, Lawns of Sandwich Island Grass, Benches and other accessories for comfort, and Swings, Foot Balls, scores for Foot Races and other amusements for children; extensive improvements, includ ing additions to lawns, 'have been made this year, greatly increasing accommodations. NO CHARGE FOR THE USE OF THE GROUNDS. Military and similar excursions not de sired, as it is not intended that this grove should be considered a public recreation ground or garden in the ordinary senserirat rather a QUIET. RETIRED AND SAFE resort for families and children.

Exclusive use of the grounds (which are enclosed) can be obtained for any special day or afternoon, by previous arrangement, otherwise Gated open at all times. Along the line of the road and at the Fruit Yale terminus are other attractive rambles. The Highland Park and Fiuit Vale Horse Cars, connecting with all ferry trains, leave Brooklyn Station half hourly, Extra accommodations for a large number can be furnished by application in advance to the Superintendent at the Stable, One or two extra cars can be obtained without notice, upon arrival of trains from San Francisco. For further particulars, apply to F. Fowler, Secretary, 422 Twelfth street, or to Joseph Hunt, Superintendent, at the Stable, (which after May 1st, will be lo cated immediately adjacent to the Brook lyn Station).

HIGHLAND PARK 1 St VB. B. CO. rsuiT vale 106a 1065 1065 BROADWAY. FURNITURE CARPETS, UPHOLSTERY GOODS, BQBNHAU, BECK GO'S 618 Market st, Opposite Palace, And 15 and 17 Post Street.

Prlooa Orsatly Rodaeod. SOAP WORKS HAVE BEHOVED Press Alvarajata 11 ard tit Talrd at, ataaw Ulnrkat, Oavnlnnd. TTT ANTED A TOUHO QIKL TO TAKE Bssful: SDnst slesa at borne; apply lses Oaetre St. -fHrANTKl-BIRDS AND ANIMALS OT ALL YY kinds; aoae tat hnUUtv aad stroaf anas wHl the but; please call or address H. SobaU.

haaa, 11th and Franklin sts, Oakland. aafi-lm TOOK KENT FO LARGS honaekasninar. aeas Center at. atation: loonira at 86t Chester street. aayo-iwt OST A BULL-TEIUUES SLUT (TAQ NO JLj S03): a liberal reward will be paid to person returning bar ta F.

B. KOYES, Summit strset, near Orchard, or te anv persoo rinor informa tion that will lead to reooTerr of same. invviwt HOUSE TO TELEGSAPH AV-anne. naar streeO storv. 7 r-Hnus, ban and rnt, wsr; aUeatwro fey B.

t. Reddia-ftT. Seeevtfe- tmg tl Beama.rka.fele. raaaa sued al4ra. of theCtrawp.

B. B. Redding lectured on Wednesday afternoon to a good audience at the Uni versity, on the subject of a visit which he made to tha Galapagos Islands in 188a These Islands form a volcanic group in the Pacifio Ocean, lying close to the equator, and some five hundred: miles from the South American coast. They are used ss a penal settlement by the Republic of Ecuador. Land tortoises and largo land and aea liaards are the animals most com' monly found upon the group, and the aea Uxards are' remarkable aa being the only marine now known to exist.

The rentable and animal life of the inland is unMue. notunn line neing- Known iut in anv etner nan oz tne woria. There are thirty-one varieties of land birds found on the group, ana ot tnes oniy one ia to be found on the American continent. More than one-half of the species of Its flora differs from the rest of ths world. The group has five varieties of irigantic land tortoises, each of which belongs ex-clnaivalv to a aeoarate island, and each island has peculiar species ot Diras wnicn are not found anywhere else In the group nor anywhere else in the world.

Rain sel dom falls, and then only during the months of November, December and January. The volcanic ash absorbs all the water, and there are. consequently no streams in any of tha group. The higher elevations of the islands are visited Dy neavy xogs, which furnish enough moisture for the prop. agation of dense vegetation.

Bnt on tl lowlands, near the coast, nothing higher in the scale of vegetable life than cactus to be found, owing to the absence of moisture. The lowlands are consequently little better than a barren desert, overrun with monster lizards. The convicts cultivate portions of the higher plateaus, on which a variety of tropical fruits and vegetables are raised by them. The sea surrounding the inlands is alive with fish, and tne abund ance of gigantic land tortoises furnish the settlement with plenty ot tresh meat. EPISCOPAL CONVENTION.

Close of the Assasl tmg Committee Appointed and a Beard at BflaaloBS Kleetad. The Episcopal Convention met yester terday morning in Trinity Church, San Francisco, Rev. Hobart Chetwood of St. Paul's Churh, of Oakland, in the Chair. A standing Committee for the Diocese was appointed, composed of Rev.

H. Beers, L. T. Rev. Benjamin Akerly, D.

Rev. Hobart Chetwood, Rev. H. Piatt. D.

LIj. W. F. Babcock; J. A.

Stanly, R. W. Kirkham and H. F. Graves.

An election of a Board of Missions re sulted in the choice of Rev. W. H. Piatt, Rev. H.

Chetwood. Rev.W. H. Stoy, Rev, E. J.

Lion. George W. Gibbs. Jefferson Matinee, C. W.

Whitney and Mr. Pea- body. Considerable discussion followed on the proposed amendments to the Constitution resulting in the reference of the amend. mentsto the Standing Committee for a re. port at the next session in 1883.

On the motion of Rev. Dr. Elias, a Com. mittee of Five on Education was appointed, composed of Rev. Messrs.

Spaulding, Brewer, Church and Messrs. Gibbs and Babcock. The report of the Auditing Committee was read and approved. H. T.

Graves was elected Treasurer, and votes of thanks were tendered to Dr. Beers for his Convention sarmon. to tha Trinitv Church for the use of the rooms, and to the ladies of the church for the lunches furnished at the church. The Convention then adjourned sine die. Ttkm Darad Beat' fit-.

This evening a benefit will be tendered to Miss Minnie Darnel, the infant drum mer, at the Tivoli Opera Garden, when the Mascot will be produced with a fine volunteer programme. This is one of the last opportunities th Oakland public will have of witnessing an operatic performance at this place of amusement, for some time to come. MlJfllfO STOVJL RRPOB.T. 8am Fbascisco, May 5. 1882.

The following saies were maoe at toe ean Francisco Stock sad kxebanga Board. foamse aALS -sseoiAa session. 220 102 15 200 Andes 7670c 10 Bat i 17S Belcher 45c 80 Benton Con 55c 100 Cal 26c 110 H. 1 801 SS 200 Justice 46c 80 7i 140 Oplur 90 100 Overman 15c 00 PotosL 46c 1260 Savage 1 25 16 Con doe 90 Chollar. 660 450 Sierra 8ii8i 4(1 Grown Ft ODc 200 Exctaeq 620c 800 Scorp 9085c 735 YSsTsasAT aitbjuioor's SAMS) aseoLaa sbssio 76 Albion 2 10 60 Bodie 6 726 800.1 75 120 KM Diablo.

SfiO Eureka T. 90c ISO 1 15 220 White 85 50 Mt ..4 00 ISO 401 60 90 Noonday 90c 120 Belle 8 100 Narajo 1 35 500 Oro. 80c 50 Pinal 2 75 90 South A Bmppjr Yanasr Ctoatleman. Mr. H.

Bhoads, residing at No. 214 W. Ninth street, says bs knows more about the law of contrast than he did last winter. He did not know then what inflammatory rheumatism was. He has since been thoroughly initiated into all its mysteries, and there ia a very steep con treat between the feelings of a man when hs is dosed with rheumatism and enjoying immunity from it.

During tha Christmas holidays he was aroused from his sleep a Done two cioca: in tne morning by a terrible pain in his right hand and wrist. He felt as if his arm weighed a ton and had been crushed by an elephant. He never did have anything to hurt him so badly in bis life. Hs didn't sleep any more that night, for the pain grew rapidly worse until eight clock, wben be applied ST. ALU tsa OIL.

His hand had grown so stiff by the time the first application was made that he could not move a hnger. and even or, JACOBS OIL could not induce the die ease to loose its grip until it had been used two days. At the end of that time, however, the famous old pain annihilator drove out the lat vestige of pain, and he was all right again and ready to eat, sleep and enjoy himself like other men. He has not had any sign of it since, and does not care to make its acquaintance. A tjarflra Sola of Faraltars WS11 A a.

u.t.V A TV UUUa Ul WW trol of BANKHEAD Auction eers, 4bo isntn street. The entire stock of the store 830 and 832 Broadway, between Sixth and seventh streets, wul be disposed of, consisting of walnut and cottage bed room suits, bed lounges, extension tables, mwImKm MMfa nil Hln. mattresses, pillows, ranges and stoves ol.every description, chairs, mirrors, wash-stands, bureaus, lamps, tubs, meat-safes, cribs, tinware, erockerv and glassware of aery description. The sale will commence at ten o'clock sharp and continue until all the goods are sola. PEARSON LATMANCE.

latest novelties in fancy goods direct from New xork, loeo Broadway. Wanted, for cash, three to fifty canary birds, parties who have same will please leave orders with H. SC HELL- HAAS. Ir yon want a sponge of anv kind, ex amine our stock before purchasing, KEL- sjsx a. XL.U corner 12th and Broadway, CaIX and see Bailor suit, one hnndrad and thirteen years in use, at H.

SCHELL- txAAo store. Admission free. aaafe Jt -1 a. a urpiawj ii.ti Mid wwa lalMUVMH, Jtb Q. Blill MilinAAO.

TT mint tlifnrnia. wtiun a.S PTTAT? A DRESCO'S. anaaaasnra ta nhiranl.Ui Petar. 8mma nattinn for Iuuim." aA ft 8CHELLHAAS. Ladixs hose 10 cents a pair at SALTN- GEfi-a, Odda and Ends Sale, 8C9 between 7th and 8th sts.

--f La box stock "of-" glassware at H. 8CHELLH 1 HaNDSOMC raa fixtnnta with tr.ntmuJ a bantain at WETMOEE TOBIN'S Furniture store, opposite PoetofSce. x-- PaKTna snlts: fmtn CI .1 Mft TT SCHELLHAAS. DAiUANA EITTEr.3 make" the oli 4 Ovl sv wwaja Bvt.j OTVaV i.tawJ stiff, or straw, for gents, youths, or boys, visit BtiJLN IvTS xtat Emporium, Broad way, corner JNintn, and yon wul not want to go anywhere else, unere yon see the greatest variety of nice hats to be found in the State. A Cm.

To all who are snfferine from the errors and indiscretions of youth, nervous weakness, early decay, leas of manhood, 1 will send a red do tnat will cure von. free of charge. This remedy was discov ered by a missionary in South America. send a seir-aadresssa envelope to the REV. JOSEPH T.

IN MAN, Station jj, xssw xorjtmty. When any other druggist or dealer tries to sell you, or tells you that some other remedy is as good or better, wben yon ask oT7t)TTD i face, and you will see that God has stamped upon his countenance in unmistakable characters the word cupidity, and by in vestigation you will find he is recommending some decoction of his own that costs but a few cents to prepare, or some patent remedy upon which be makes a large Ask lor Aiu.iu.nuN's uuuun YRUP. Take no other. Buy a 15-cent or a accent Dottie. Take no other, it stands upon its merits.

A. Jacobs and Brother, Formerly with J. H. Tobin, San Francisco, are in receipt of a full line of spring and summer goods at their new establish. ment, 1062 Broadway, Oakland.

They are ore ta red to make ud suits in the best style, at 'M per cent, less than ruling prices. and take pleasure in snowing tneir goods. which evervbodv is invited to call and examine. They guarantee to please both in low prices and superior workmanship. TTrt" amidIi rr tnlA thmrm la fin rfMTIAdv equal to AMMEN'S COUGH SYRUP Practical HonriKMiac.

Tl, T.A'M PTTRTVV A. am rt tt vua uwaow vu aaah imin Eleventh street, next to City Market, to get a first-class job. He has been fourteen baasm In 4-Vtaa hiiainoaa tl aTaSA arl SB. rtirl tinrl A(Sa ceil SS saa siv aaa wswtwiiu) skwu iawu the best work. Interfering, over-reaching and Quarter cracks cured or no charge.

For banquets, dinners and parties our ECLIPSE CHAMPAGNE is equal to any imported. Ths Alameda Park Street Baths, at the foot of Park street, after undergoing therongh repairs, are now open to the pub lic The coffer-dam was never oetore in such perfect order. The patronage of the Oakland Deo Die is solicited. Oysters specialty. Also, free exhibition of the only walrus in the state.

S. WINANT, Proprietor and Manager, Tha Philadelphia. Dye Works 833 Washington street near Seventh, is complete in all its departments. All kinds of garments from the heaviest to the finest fabrics, are scientifically dyed with fast colors. Fob diseases of the kidnevs and bladder.

the Mexican remedy, DAMIANA BIT TERS. Ths K. F. Orange Flower Cologne is Btill unequalled. Try it.

You will not be disappointed. KELSEY FLINT, proprietors, 12th and Broadway. Walnut and Eastern Hardwood Furni ture at the price of secondhand at SCHREIBER'S, 1064 Broadway. Oysters in every style can be obtained day and night at the great Kockaway ICes taurant, 1112 Broadway. Don't fail to call and see WETMORE TOBIN'S bedroom suits, 1200 B'dway Misses straw hats 25 cents at the PEO PLE'S STORE, 869 Broadway, between Seventh and Eighth.

Gents' socks 5c a pairat the PEOPLES' STORE, 869 Broadway, bet. 8th and 9th Try Foreign and Domestic Champagne at FETAR DKiSSUO'S, 15itb B'dway. Ladies' straw hats 25 cents st the PEO PLE'S STORE, 869 Broadway, near Seventh. Lswn Howin Bhavrpeaiod And new Darts for same suDDlied. at C.

T. SCHOLL, gun and locksmith shop, 517 Seventh street near Washington. Regular Auction Sale every Thursday st ten o'clock, -at LYON KINSEY'S Auction House. Consignments received up to hour of sale. Persons having sick horses would do weD to call on UK.

WRlOhlT, Uity Kail Stables, 14th and Washington streets. Ornamental Slgm Pa.iB.tla.fr. For artistic work, V. P. MITCHELL stands at the head.

Sign Rooms, 406 Eighth street. Fob a first-class breakfast, lunch or din ner, go to the Kockaway Restaurant, 1112 Broadway. The best place in Oakland to obtain a farst class meal is at the Koss House Dining Rooms 469 Ninth street between Washington and Broadway. Everything home-like and nothing but the very best the market affords kept on hand. One trial is sufficient and the public will acknowledge the merits of the place unme- mediately.

Single meals, cents. Try Welllng-tom Coal. Most economical, harder, hotter, and larger than any other, and wul last longer. Grand; Sweeoas ot.tha Brooklyn Gallery with those who have failed to get satisfactory pictures elsewhere. 556 East Twelfth street.

Thy Zinfandel claret, and that delicious, sweet Muscatel, at PETAR DRESCO'S, 12th and Broadway. Warner's Hafo Kidney and Ldvor Cwre. Dr. M. 8tranKe Meitlahan, 1113 Broadway.

Special attention given to diseases ot-the Heart and Ajungs. Best storage accommodations in the city at LYON A EUNSEY'S Auction, House. Yon will never have sour stomach, if you drink DAMIAJVA mTTJSKS. I New To-day. R-H, McDonald, Prsaident 1863, Capita Stockr JLOOO.OOO.OO orpins 4 2 447.

74 8an' Francisco, Feb. 9, 1882, Keport of tss Bank CenamlsaW or i thO State of Calif arm in to tha Host A. I Hart, Attorney Oeaernl Dear airs In eomallanoe with law. we bts ta report that we have QTamlnart the aflalra of tha aPaaeifie Bank, and to submit tha foL. lowlna statement of Its condition: Very wapectfuny, yonr obadiantasrvants.

ROBERT WA IT, WM. y. WHrnt! State of CallXornla. B8017BCES. Bank Other Boal Kstat.

is.oooo VJaJMsada 90.000(eet() Iaad AjuTm suael Jeck. efesrtttsnfcoooo sooo a a oa KiOhsui on Real Eat ate Jjoaaa on Bonds, Cian, water and bank stork Itoasis en other ami ltiest (Clraiawisheaa Barlrv. 15.11 85 lleMtO dttv410 laiai on Personal so 1,030.47 la Xtanev on syHJiio am. awo froaa Xtanka and. 849,0.18 85 Kxpeaaes, Taxes, rte.

10JS70 JH CoUoetioa Account feOS 24 Total WiUi7JM HO ixijbixitijbs. Caottal ita sae jvepositors. 6 ltMirataianKl linnkers 37,927 99 fntereat Collected. IifSt.I.if hano i ux lAivtoend Account. 6 Total claim to be, anld to have always been, the friends of the laboring man.

They love to roll as a sVeet morsel under their tongues tha high-sounding phrase, "Tha party of the people." And all this in spite of the feci that twenty-two years ago it rebelled, seceded, fought, bled and died for slavery? Yen, an tha wolf is the friend jof the lamb; seizing and devouring it. And whenever it has had power sino too war, it has dona its best to return labor to its former servue position, to degrade it, cheat and de fraud the laborer, and above all drive him out of politics. It has had so little to do in the government of Northern States, that its true inwardneea can only be revealed partially. The work' inffmen in this State refused to trust the Demooratioj party and made one of tneir own. Ana wnea uui luaarwiveu, only part of the members joined the Democracy.

alXOCH cast his lot with it, because his character naturally gravitated toward the lower levels. The leaders of that' party to-day are friends of labor with a vengeance. Now, because some Eastern Republicans cannot see that the Chinese question is not to be confounded! with ordinary labor cannot see that the Chinese are too much like elaves because, in fact, they think we are departinir from the old Landmarks of the party in restricting Chinese immigration, the Democrats have the cool impudenoe to claim that they only love the laboring man they only are entitled to his votes. What has Democracy ever done for the laboring man? Did it pass ths homestead law? The Eight-hour law? The Home' steadr Exemption Act? Has i ever ex sited commoa schools in the States where it has for years had away? What hypocrites! to come now fawning around workingmen, and claim that are friends of labor? Go tell it to those who eannot read or write; who have no meiaoriea; no knowledge of political history; but never hope to deceive American voters by any such false professions or absurd claims. I SanaiBla) Refoi The Superintendent of the City Schools of San Jose states that of lets he has been reducing the work of the pupils in some important particulars.

and finds that the scholars sncoeed far better in their studies with their tasks lessened. Ha is dispensing with the cramming process, and putting the pupils upon the mental diet which forms the basis of a practical education. When it is attempted, to teach a multiplicity of branches, the pupils fail to obtain thorough understanding of any of them but by redudmg the multiplicity of branches, the children progress much faster and With a thorough knowledge of what is given them to learn. We have long considered that the mode which has of late been adopted into the public schools, of attempting too much, was injurious in the extreme. We have been convinced! that our mode of educa tion should bej pruned of much of the filagree work and reduced to a more practical basis, to the advantage of both the pupils and the tax-payers.

Germans and English swear by God, the Latin races by the Virgin, Danes by the deviL For the Swedes one devil is not enough "a thousand devils take me," is his usual oath, or if the emer gency demands it, ten thousand. In moments of excitement he rises to the occasion and 'swears, ten thousand devils take mej" Chas. Dickinson has a trout farm at Concord, Contra Costa county. His ix ponds are I fed by an ever-flowing artesian well. He has sold large num bers, and has many on hand, and expects 70,000 more this season.

He ia also put ting in ponds as Antioch. German trout, the sun says tney are. JJoes it mean carp? I Charles Lanohkimer, the incorrigi Die old convict whom uickens saw in the State Prison in Philadelphia, and who formed the subject of the novelist's illustration of solitary confinement, is snout to be released from his ninth term in that prison. Boycotting the Eastern men who asked the President to veto all bills re- tricting Chinese immigration as Ms, 11 land has done, is much easier and will do more good, than non-intercourse here. 1 A nugget of gold was picked np at the foot of Mt.

Diablo, not far from Clayton, which revives he story that gold waa found there twenty years ago, but not enough to hart. Senator Ben Hill, of Georgia, has resigned, and Brown thinks of it. Both are away from Washington sick. Gob- pox may take one of the vacant places. The action of the Harvard Club in establishing a scholarship in the University of California ly the payment of $2,000, is highly commendable.

Eighty thousand Coolies waiting at Hongkong for shipment to this coast! The bill passed none too soon. The merchant, ssvs Pixlxy. will henceforth vote according to his con. science. Then ihe will never vote more.

Apricots are worth three and a-half to four cents a pound to can, at Colton and Riverside. AT HOME AND ABROAD. Coast. Captain Topper and troops kill forty Indians; Forsyth commended for his "indefatigable pursuit." Serious Indian outbreak reported in Wyoming. Judge Densoa excludes) evidence of adultery in the Hurtado murder trial at Sacramento.

Anti-Debris) Convention at Sacra mento; plentiful crop' of Impales himself on two stubs, near Seattle; dead. Valuation of Seattle property increased 150 per cent. within 'the year. Bonfires and brass bands in Bodie for Parnell's releas Eastxrs. Chinese I bill sent to tha President.

Fraudulent laud certificates issued from the Santa Fe Land Office. Two gentlemen from Georgia very sick; Senators Brown and HQL Reoortad m. call of Lowell. -4 Crow Dog (jmcago complains 01 poor mux; too v.t 'is' Fostaox. Davltt wul be released.

Lord Dufferin will succeed Earl Spencer as- Lord i Lieutenant. Secretary for Ireland not yet appointed. -National journals glad; Tory journals Lieutenant Berry ia on Lis way to Irkutsk, -Danenhower dined at St Petersburg. Investigatioa of the Ring Theaf disaster at Vienna. ParntU his policy, i Lace.

Curtains, TaMe liens, Torts, etc. 120 per cent. LOWES than aa Francisco Prices. BeiisoD, LieMann 1 157 1 159 B'dway. Between 13th and 14th, WILL OFFER -ON- MONDAY, APRIL 10, The following Linen Towels from $1.25 pe Dozen upwards.

Linen Napkins from 75c. pe Dozen upwards. Table Linen from 25c. per Yd upwards. Marseilles Quilts from $1.25 each upwards.

And House Furnishing Goods of all descriptions at a Great Reduction. Orders from the country, solicited. Samples sent on application. BEIIHISON, UEBMANN GO. GOIjDEN GATE HALT, EIOaCTH STREET, Bot Broad tray aasWaihlsgtsa JUST RECEIVED -BV- C.

JOSEPH, 32 KEARNY STREET, San Praneiseo As Elegant Assortment of Imported French Boots Shoes For IVndlea and Gentlemen Which will be sold at prices lower than ever offered ia this Avail yourselves of this splendid opportunity. C. JOSEPH, 32 Kaaray Bt. Ufa Sokolarahipa, $70 Paid ia Isstalmaata, $75 SEND FOB CIRCULAR. MOORE'S BIHRDT FOR POISON OAK Ana Otar Skin Dtaonooa.

1 T. .1 OaIm 7fmJrt isim mmA Ira Bamation, whether eaHse4 by Poison Oak. SoaMa, al. H-a Ha -aul Uf, 1. Bites, Sua burns.

Files, Ac An Infallible Cure. ula San mil WHie aPSITSl VIM a IVIT KaflllUFUIn A Co. wholesale druggists, Ban rranwano, age Whitney Go's The oolv Oasetpagy Shat Imwaids rnftagea ia, IjtaioTS, on every aaLU-aoar tram as and from aaa j'laatUsue aad Oat-land At9. 0is. TeJ.

Telaphoo inmnd by mm A EARS OPPORTCimr, an isr oa a nrst-ciasa xrass vo. sold at a dwoaaas. A ner- in need of a trass or aa aleo- tileMtwiUfUMlittotaairadvaBtagsw address H. r. una omoa Of the choicest varieties.

tastofaUy amswed la appropriate designs, for fnaetasj, at rsasonshls prioas, at ftOBat AND SEED DEPOT, Ooresr of 14th aad Waaaiairtoa Sta. Kea S4 and S3S lota Strait. Rooms wall ventilated. Table supplied with ths best the asarket afford a. "Oar Coantry's brmkfavt" oa Bundav mornlnn.

pork aad beans aad brown bread, S'l. Boiuni room from i 7 a w-k. 'e ma.i Uv- 3, 1 JIajKins, Marseilles Quilts, Largest stock of Woolens in Oakland. 4 as at rt (jade LI rt fcf Stylish cut and Perfect Fit Guaranteed you ifjjuitrJt 3 New To-day. -OP- New Goods J.

P. O'TOOLE CO'S, 953 Washington (Kohler A Chase Building. DUESS GOODS 1 In nil tne Latest Naweltlea, Silks. Velvets, Lloire Silks, In nU Shades. 0U11 UlilDHIiLMO PARASOL In bath Paris mm New Yarat Stylaa.

COE s- KID GLOVES In nil S4ee J. P. O'TO La Lx CO. 953 Washington Kohler A Chase -Between Ninth and Tenth CHEAP UBOCEBl 8as Braadway; la oonsequeDce of being under little or no expense of rent, aad buj ing goods at cash we can sell goods at a- GREAT. TION from the regular prices.

Call and coi- yonrselvnv- 828. Broadway, below eth oaaiano. s. General Agent, I Jo TERMS REASONABLE I nn S. I.

Kellogg. Prop. Amasements. STATE OF MAINE ASSOCIATIOIT, Of Alameda Coaaty. FIFTH ANNUAL PICNIC Alf 1 REUIIIOIT Wfll beheld at BABOSB'S 3E ATXJEg EAST OAKLAND.

Saturday. May 6, 1882. Oration by Qeo. E. Whitney, Esq.

Poem by J. G. Severance, Esq. TICKETS B0 CENTS, to be had at the gate. Children under 14 years of age, free.

CSlAII Uaine people and their friends invited. TIVOLI OPERA GARDEN. 14th. Bet. Broadway aad WnablnsFton.

Mondaj, April 17th And until farther notice, Audran's latest and best comic opera. THE MASCOT. Bright and Sparkling Music 1 Monday, Thursday Evenings SATURDAY MATINEE, NO SMOKING. BROOKLYN TIVOLI Cnr 13tn St. and 16ttk Awew-Bslat Osklsad.

JOSEPH HATZ, Proprietor. Best of Wines, Liquor, and Cigars always in stock. BOWLING ALLEY ATTACHED. New To-Day. Hot Mineral Springs SITUATED 16 MILES EAST OF ST.

HELENA ia Pops valley. Napa County. These waters closely resemble the Ems of Germany, in analysis aad sanitary effects. a hare cured many cases of Heart, Kidney, and Liver Diseases; also Dyspepsia, Jaun-u-alrsis. Erysipelas, Rbeumatisin, 8citR'a, Neuralgia, General DepiMty, Bronchitis, and Pulmonary Com plaints in their early stages.

Be. pamphlet deacriptive of aaaly.il and cores st the office of J. A. BAUER, Chemist and Apothecary, No. 131 Post street, Saa Fran- nndl Baths IO per The Mtta.

8pring Stages will leave the depot at 8t. Helena, upon the arrival of the ears at 11:80 A. K. daily; people leaving Saa Francisco at a. Ja.

wm reacn tne tfprmgs as a r. n. FARE- W. H. IalDBL.aU.

Ireprltar. Udell Poetomoe, Wapa Coaaty, Cat TRUHK nAKER, 416 18th street, bet. Broadway and Franklin. rFormerlv under Grand Ceo trail ufactorer of Trunks, valises, Traveling Bags, eus na unrtmol eonssaatlv on hand. Ooods sold as i.ptusented; lost reliable work done; ail kinds repairing done For Poison Oak, Sold by an Druggists.

SEARCHER OT RECORDS TTWR ALAMEDA COUNTY, Q. W. UcKEkND, Raaidence: southeast earner East loth st aod 17th avenue, East Oakland. Office: southeast corner sth at. and Broadway, Oakland.

THE JOHN CBONW ARRESTED FOR JXTHP- inr boot a moving tnia, and referred to bv the Tribune, a. rniity ol base inKTatitode. is not the John Cronin who attends the Lafayette School, he has been honorably promoted by bis teacher, and uvea at eor. 17th aad Saa Pablo Dennis CroniB, his father. myfi-lwt TTT" ANTED A WIDOW WITH A PLEASANT VI bom.woaldlikaanaortwo children to baard; will have th best of care, or eould make a pleasant borne for an invalid or an od ladr, terms moderate; call or address lie I sth st, esraerof Adeline 'ms-twf TJTOR8B AND BUOGT STOLEN FKOM 8TH 11 it RmilMT.

Kit ak. a 10 I. M. a sorrel mare, bald faee. white right hind foot, attached tea side bar piano top buggy; was tha property of E.

Fltsgerald, 4S4 nerrimac any pereoa kaowtsg wherebouts of the nun, eaa leave information with the Captain of Police, or the owner. myZ-lwt TOST-A LIGHT SUHHEB OVERCOAT i tinted sraen. ailk lined. on Friday. Hay 6.

at e'nioek, between Tubbs Hotel aod Broad way; ander will pleas, return same msro casv 17th St. and receive liberal reward. m.vS-lw fry) LET UPPER PART tF FINE BRICK building; central location, onposite City atarket; inquire of A. tutiux, a izta st. TTAX1X3 YOUNG GfRL TO Ab -flV 'n' in a t'fcir' tt: a 1.

m.1 a. it a aaOi ijuawiu vi awuiug aap a any of the clothes eon tain contageous "or loathsome disease, it is communicated to the whole batch. Their manner of sprinkling clothes by spurting water from their mouths, conveys to ji the clothes any disease which mailraui i f. mTnAWLrnta In thA month. and the loathsome saliva being irwned into the clothes, communieates i of the skin.

The physician referred to kat 1-a n. fl avj-vaAa nnAH ha MUlO DflFa throat and diphtheria which originated in thia-manner. The perspiration loosens the virus contained in the clothing, and the ooay tnen aosoros it. no mentions instanoes where Chinamen employed in with ulcerated mouths, and says it is ii. but natural their diseases should be carried into the clothes by their mode of sprinkling.

"It is," he says, "a well known faot, that so impure has become the Chinese nation as a whole, that tha custom of handshaking is nn known among them. hen this shall be thoroughly understood there will be a demand for white laund nes: and women and men a a ejanlliwirfi 4l erAwlr Sk laeiwe nnmnan. satioa they can have all the laundry business, and Chinese laundrymen will go East, to the relief of this State, Here" is an opening for those who are willing to work, and a field to make fair "wages. wpmwmwmwmwKmmmmmmmmmmwmw i -f-- Jm N. Tswsa Tha new responsibility placed upon Mr.

Town recalls, a career at once re markable and honorable. Starting at the very foot of the ladder, he has climbed, step by step, to the zenith of Tailroad power, and is now General Manager of the Central Pacifio Rail road, a position requiring the first order of talent, and long and varied experience in railroadintr. This Mr. Town brinn to fill the new position. It is not by aocidentpr good fortune that he has at- 6 tained his' present enviable hight, but it is simply- by being faithful, earnest.

energetie and untiring in the perfor- mane of every duty assumed by him, or intrusted to hie care. A clear head, 'strong frame, pore heart, a con seieatious devotion to the interests of his employers, have won their favor, and 1 the present confidence reposed in him. At the same time he has so borne him. self to those under him as to win their esteem, respect and affection. With the business men and the areneral tmblio.

he has been so uniformly fair afid courteous as to be popular with all. The future of Mr. Towvb and tha railroad loom up ST" -w brightly, Never were both more justly iavor. i ne great work done, and to be done, is appreciated by all thinking and -fair minded men. While they "'regret the retirement of Governor Staktord, they feel assured that Mr.

Town will catch the spirit and execute the wishes of the great President atilL Ow the heels of the Indian outbreak in Arizona and New Mexico, comes the report that the Bannocks and Snakes, whose reservation is in the Wind River Valley, near Jfbrt Washakie, have gone on the war path. Fat with Government beef which they; have been swallowing through the winter, they are now hungry or scalps. We hope the result will be to make good Indians of a large majority of these so-called a-arda of the Govern, ment. The command should be; "Take good sight before palling th Tex Eastern Railway Company of France lately ran a train from" Paris to Gretz equipped with the most recent. improved electrical apparatus.

-The car 1 7s were connected "by electric oom the brakes acted by eleo. trl and all the compartments of tha carriage composing the train 9 by electric lamps. The ex-t a complete success..