Oakland Tribune from Oakland, California • Page 5

i i. OAiLLAND DAILY "THIUOTE, SATURDAY, JVtT 16, I8SY. eept ta awti or mmm aa thai have and pi ut him the vmrm imtom MOUNTAIN GEOKUE. Saw Ts-Dsy. lev Ta-aay.

THE CORNER STONE. TO-DAY'S DISPATCHES wjoijjjcexse. tmm yn nru um in La aarh pmon and lac names la la mi lotion araatioc lb penniatioa. ana lor mountaineer's character was his inventive genius. Spon after building his cabin he set up a forge in it, and many curious things in brass and iron were the products of bis fancy and his fingers.

He invented a needle for shall never be bid. Then, nnlike the flash- -ibg meteor that dazzles tor a moment, your steady Polaris wlil beam upon tbe i besom of life's troubled sea. finding many a voyager to home and love- Then shall the ye of God watch over you to your good, and make this church a blessing to generation after generation until time shall be no more. Amen and amen. I Worsted Dress Goods thla nnrpoae the Clerk el thm Council ahall tarnhh to stub puona ie whom a ka-toa ahall rat.

foil a eiih4 eopy of DELAY IS DEATH. th-B yaw wwMI Why taaa-4 taw fwyav.wtaa a Bits of the Life History of a Hunter and Recluse. The Increasing Earnings of the miUn vca Ceremonies at the Brooklyn Presbyterian Church. Address Delivered by Rer. T.

A. Horton. CARBOUCSf'OKEBMlI Railroad Companies. xewing sails, and another for sewing Sacks, und in his head was the three fourths developed iilea of automatic sewing "by means of a rotary motion and. spiral needle.

This idea was perfected by another before WM-aj mrfy Sar faaaaw am aw Ad vent ores of a Pathfinder and a Pioneer. The Substif le Ordinance Kecentl biscuased. ti A Question oft. Inanees as Well as Sitraard. -TV Tts Segalattaa cfjtaffle Aa Ordiaaaee Kedoeiag ttAmoaat aad Irectla lai sgaar da.

BESroiWVB SEBVICKS, Dr. E. S. Chapman, pastor of the church, then conducted a series of responsive readings appropriate to the occasion, saying: Lord our God, all this store that we have trepared to build thee an house for thine olyname Cometh of thine hand, and is all thine own. for all things cometh of thee, and of own have we (riven thee.

him. Long before the adventr irBtw ta Ue nwewatt aaw Urfafiam. V1LL SAVE YOU? ana turn peinirainn aiut be In lore ana unrevoked at the lira of Imuiof every U-reure. bar. 11.

Tbe eonrlcrion an-l fmnfahmmt of any eraon for violating thla ontiBanr ahall totexrnte or exempt aaeh -oto from the paxaeat of ibt ltreaaa daeor Unpaid at thetima of eon Irtion. Bee. 12. The rate of Itranma under this ordiDaar ahall ho aa follows: For every peraow. Irm.

or corporation lira red la the bualneaa of aatlloc, or wha fives away, or in any manner fornlawaa, la any aakno. bar. store, etaaa, or Other iar Models of New War Vessel to Be Exhibited. GREAT SPECIAL SALE Tafttdaj, Jal 19 ii ATOA.M. Pnltlvcly FOR 4 DAYS ONLY, of breech loading guns, this recluse of the hiils haa invented an arm which was capable of firing oar charges without One charge was rammed upon another, two in each barrel of a doable barreled gun.

and by Brief DeteriptioA of tie Struettue Hie tort of Uie indent Chnreh I. 0b the Yellswstone-With ths Freighters ea the Plains The Lonely Cabin ia the Redwood. Arise; Lord, into thy rest; thou, and the Organisation. ara vi tiiy sixeugtu. i Uselessness of Certain Mississippi Hirer Improvements.

oi DoaiDeaa, or ia any wabiie piaoa la lbs city of Oakland, sod srery par The congregation broke int the accents of "All Hail the Power a implicate system 01 triggers ana nam-ners the top load was first discharged. A practical chap stole and patented this invention, but forfeited his life as a punishment for the theft. While bunting the patentee excitedly pulled Tssosay, Wtaasaay, Tkarsaay, and FrUay. sella or offers to sell, or keeps for lbs pur- posot sale. In ths ctty ot Oakland, as spirituous, malt, or fertaealod liqoora or wines, whose total rrtrs assooat to IXJ0 or less per quarter, $jO per fjsartor.

For averv neraon. ftrsa. or corMsratlo-i rasntaere Hs'r Flrlrd Ires. Hair FtHpod EmToaTBiBt-FaV' I have learned tbe following That when, through the pressur brought to bear by the Board of Trade and. Merchants' Aaso-aociation, the Cily Council abolished mercantile licenses, thereby cutting off I tork l-srw-ra ownsks Xov whtea B-s onk VS An Intensely Hot "Ware Passing Oyer Eastern States.

roasra. lurvvrsii Brocades. Baoa alt ol The 'ceremony of laying the corner tone of the: new First Presbyteries Church J)l East Oakland was observed thU upon the site of the building, southwest corner of Twelfth avenue and East Fifteenth street. large concourse of people, comprising members of the church, and visiting whoa total sales or reeslpn amount to mors than fztfo per quarter, srj per me lugger uiscunrging me outt load first, the gun exploded, and the gunner was blown into eternitv. The invention consequent never "became (from iv to Si eeau per riL of Jesus' ame," and as the last words were uttered the heavy block of marble swung inlo place, the pastor solemnly pronouncing tne words; I For the extension of the Redeemer's kingdom fn the earth, and for the glory of his name, we lay the corner stone of this house of God, in the name of the Father, and of the Son, and of the Holy Ghost, one God, world without end, and let the people say: "Amen and amen," was the response from the cogreRation.

I An impressive feature in the service was the part in the ceremonies taken by Provided, That tbe provisions ot Costly "Xxpandltnras In Ranmlng Cwngreaaioautl Poatoffiows. ordinance ahall not apply to bona Ids, rse-osnlsed drurrlsts who msy sell soon pre-aenption ot rernlarly lirt ssd phyaiciars Also, Same Dayi, for medldnal tnrt LodVa Full Uwa C-O. popular. These are but a few of the interesting incidents in a life which was all given over to adventure. The museums of the State owe many of their rarest and most entertaining specimens of birds and bea-ts and reptiles to the generos See.

U. An onllnaDro ontUled milled mi, la wktts and Fancy t.f Vi VBALL oinancs Concerning Liceni arvd. HemMitrried HsMkrr- ai -As Or. I lass," approved I "1 inance emtitiBd I fa ri liars sad l-a- I March 1. 17.

and an nrd hlsla, l.xlk Bid Fsary low. rhid-Bl'a I rows sflsaJ AD Ordinance Benlatioc Inona." approved June 7. IxSL sod all ordl ftrhool at toar ply UasaCouara, Loos Collars, ate. nances snd parts ol ordinances In conflict herewith are berebv rsBealsd. but ths lia This morning Health Officer Crowley 'held an autopsy on the body of old George Clinton Tisdale "Mountain George." He found that an aneurism of the aorta has so enlarged the walls of that vessel as to press out the ribs on the left side of the body.

The bursting of this, the largest blood vessel in the body, left no doubt as to the of the old hunter's death. An inquest Will be held this evening, and the funeral will take place as soon as deceased's sister, Mrs. Blakesley of National City, San Piego county, can in dicate what disposition of the remains she desires. In the mean time the body lies at the Morgue packed in ice. Dozens of the mountaineer's old friends go in for a last look at tUoeharp features and flow ing iron gray beard.

Seulberger. the florist, sent a magnificent wreath of flowers to adorn the coffin. The hunter had been kind to Mr. Seulberger's family when they were camping in the hills. And the old man will be given a "Christian burial," for which he made a last request.

i A TBAFPKR TBE YELLO W8T0N E. From James M. Luttretl and others WATnOH DISPLAY adherents of the denomination from the surrounding cities and towns, was In attendance. The "lrameworlt of the building is already up ready to receive the rustic finish. Over the main entrance, whioh is on East Fifteenth street, were beautiful florid decorations.

Wreaths of the Choicest blossoms of Oakland's gar-dens hung gracefully pendent or Trere looped across the arches, here and there caught np by garlands of evergreen in tasty designs. The street in front was packed with the throngs, the seats provided for. whom fell far Increased Railroad r.arnlaf Kbw Ton, July is. The Indicator prluta a list of twenty-two railroad companies with an Increase in the amount of dividends since lsss, and flsorea the aggregate capital stock on which to creased dividends are paid at 1160,40,000, and says the Increased annnal dividend payments aggregate SllAM.OQD; that la, these companies are now paying at nearly the rate of per month more than they were in 1X84. Taw Presidential Parly.

TTtica, Jnly 18. The special train which nun Mrs. juna A. iiray and Mrs. UollyA.

Webster, who are the sole remaining charter members of the organization of the church, which was accomplished on February 17, 1861. Their bands assisted the pastors in swinging the stone to its resting place, i i The dedicatory prayer was offered by Rer. A. J. Kerr of the Christian Mission in San Francisco, and the ceremonies were concluded by the singing of the doxology and the pronouncing of the benediction by the Rev.

H. H. ity oi tne oia pioneer, who never tired in a hunt for peculiarities in animal life. He was the most agreeable of companions, the best of raconteurs, the most simple of bargainers, and the firmest of friends. Those who enjoy an onting after game will miss a cheerful companion and invaluable guide, and there is no one who ever knew him that will not wish him the greatest success as he roams in the green pastures and beside the still waters of the happy bunting grounds.

revenue of about (3000 per quarter, it was supposed that the increased rata of the liquor licerfse would more than make up the deficiency. Instead, however, the contest over the validity of the ordinance haa cut off all revenue from tbat source, which has amounted to some $10,000 per quarter, and the Council finds itself without funds to run ths city government with the Constitution of the Ktate staring the members in the face, which prohilits the contracting of any indebtedness: in excess of the revenue of the fiscal year. The question arises, 4 what is to as DoaaT The ordinance tinder contest before the courts may be declared Invalid whether or no. All revenue from tba. source is cut off, and stay be cnt off for a year before a final decision Is bad.

The question then comes before the mem tiers of the Council whether they should stop all improvements, all street repairs, let the public parks die out, stop watering the streets, cut down the IN OUR 4SI V- I wL sa i wr 1063 bilities aorrned nndsr sncsi orJlB.nor shall la oowtss be sfferted bv such rspesl. hee.14. This ordinance shall lake effect and bs in force from and after Its approval. 'Whether this ordinance shall be introduced, or whether the Council will wait for a determination of the legality of the present ordinance, and in the mean time renew tbe mercantile Urease to help tide over tbe financial crisis, ia tbe question yet undetermined. The ntrmliers of the Council desire it to bo Understood tbat this ordinance is drafted in ths interest of lienor deslen-.

as its stringent provisions attest. Tb- believe, and ardent temperance men tu whom it has Isren submitted have expressed tbe opinion, tbat it would be more effective ia restraining the liquor traffic than the oidinance now in force. The niemlM of the Cwin-il eiprea' wUlinrnicfft to al.i.le bv tbe will ol the ipople in this matter, and for that reason the ordinance is submitted for their consideration before lin introduced as a substitute for tbe ordinance presented several weeks afro. Isrcariiivroa. ratBBMAsrB Use.

CATJIRRH. ASTHMA, DirrrnrBi a. cmorr. Et kam.1. Kaoamma.

soil TMStOAT. PEtrsCIS, POSITIVELY CURED. Rice of the Second Presbyterian Church of this city. i A KKLIQtrABY. 'Within the receptacle of the stone were placed the following articles: A Bible; a copy of the Constitution of the United States; a copy jof the treaty between the.

United States and Mexico, by which California was deeded to the former; a cops of the Constitution of California I articles of incorporation of the church copy of the charter of the church "issued bv the aw who knew the old hunter recluse in pioneer days something of the last half of his life has Been learned. As to the 1 a-- t-r snail or -ttwm bTJWsJbbb1 Mst l--l-41r sm. a BROADWAY city force and employes, or devise ways and means for raising revenue from the only source practicable, tbat Is, from license. Two proposi Carbolic Me Ball Co. iwvau 13 aad 14, Eeoead noer.

conveys the President and party to the Thousand Islands left Vtlca at the appointed hoar. Secretary aad Mrs. Fairohild boarded the train la Utlca this morning. At Holland Patent the party was augmented by Miss Kose Cleveland, L. L.

Yemans and wife, brother-in-law, and aister ot the 1'reaident. and Hiaa Carrie B. and Mias Mary L. Uastltgs President Cleveland's nieces. Ha and Cry.

Los Asgiles, July 14. A notice has bees generally about Los Anpeles warning every person' asalost Edward alias "Big" Byrnes and Jack McDonald, who have been and still are operating a confidence swindling game upon the beach at Santa Monica. They are also charged with harboring a gang of notorious theivea and blacklegs. Hirer Improvements; July 14. The Chief of Engineers bas received the annual report of Captain E.

II. Kuffmr, United States Engineers, npon the improvement of the MluiMippI from Des Moines Rapids to the mouth ot tbe Illinois river. Captain Knffncr says: "The general result of work on this part of the river during the past nine years is not encouraging. The river Is so large that the money appropriated Bhort of adequacy, it was an auspicious occasion. One of tbe oldest religious organizations of Oakland was about to erect an edifice which in architectural beauty and grandeur of atructure the "city of jnay justly be proud.

THE CEREMONIES. Shortly after 3 o'clock the services sjrere opened by the singing of the doxol-Ogybythe audience. The Rev. A. L.

professor in the Presbyterian Theological Seminary of 5 San Francisco, invoked the divine blessing upon the bouse now abont to be erected. The Congregation then sang the invocation hymn '-Gome Thou Almighty King," after which Rev. Jamea Mathews, principal of the West- mister Classical school of San Francisco, read a brief extract from the. Scriptures. After singing "Come, Bound His Praise Abroad," W.

H. H. Hamilton, one of the oldest elders" of the church, delivered a brief address. If feelingly alluded to the early struggle of una little band of church argonauts who.over a quarter of a cent nry together and extended their united strength in the cause of establishing a church for the promulgatiap of the gospel. It had been a erievous task, but by divine aid Oaelaso.

July 11. 1HS7. SEARSfBROWEH New and Second Hand Elake-XoStt tzZJLxf, H.L Ccr. Brcaiiray csd 8th St OAKLAKO. If tsA Uasstar a IWss4f Latrs-aro fmt f-r-f-jAt-B.

nrrx trcctsua A meeker lor a sw lew gr. Ta." said little KreJdie, -did yoa ever read tbe Bible THE LATE LEWIS KX0X. Itoatn of an Old and Reepeeted Heatdent ef aaa I.eaudrw. Lewis -Knox, an old and respectel citizen of San Leandro, died at his residence, a mile east of that place, on Thursday morning, the 7th inst. He was stricken with paralysis in the left side about two years ago, and although he employed the best medical aid, he.

never recovered. Kighteen months ago bis physicians suggested that a change of residence might lie beneficial, and in March, 183ti, accompanied by bis wife lie left on an Eastern trip. He returned home after an' absence ot several months, very little improved. Since then be has been gradually failing. During the progress of the disease he has been confined to his bed very little.

On nearly every pleasant day he was driven out in his carriage. "The day before his death he failed to take his customary exercise, but no danger was apprehended on Thursday morn-ing he ate a heartv breakfast, and a few hours afterward, without pain, and with. scarcely a premonition of immediate danger, he passed away. The funeral service took place at the residence of the family, on Saturday morning at 11 o'clock. A very large concourse of friends and neighbors assembled, and after the impressive services conducted by llev.

Messrs. Warren and Lynch, followed the body to SCHOOL BOOKS Secretary of State list of officers of the church list of members of the church list of members of the Sabbath school Constitutions and memberships! of all tributary church societies photographs of the plans of the new church list of officers and members of the Young Men's Christian Association of Oakland; copy of Daily (Evening TwBCjtB of 1 1 July 15th, and copies of other Oakland papers; a complete file of the Chrispian Ilome pul-lished by the church; a pamphlet of the proceedings of the twenty sixth anniversary meeting on February last; coins, cards of members, etc. THE SEW BVILDING. The new church in harmonious architecture and general appearance has few equals among the celebrated Oak -Ortainlv." lo you know ranch abont II "home. 1 have retnemre.

a few points concerning iL Why do you ask?" years of his youth, he carried the se cret W'th him to the grave. And. even what is known is but a gleaning ot stray bits from among the "hajirbreBdth 'scapes'1 and "moving acciiTefits by flood and field" which the cheery old chap would relate with much animation to the occasional hunters who' wandered hit way and took pot luck with him in bis. cabin. He was "born in Sew York State, and from there pushed out into Indiana.

But it is not until about 1S50 that his life history becofTtes at all authentic. In that vear he was em- Jiloyed by the Eobcdeaux Brothers, the mnters and trappers of the Northwest, and moved np into the continuous woods of the Yellowstone. Here for four years he battled with hardships, beasts, and Indians, living out of doors, never tasting bread, but sustaining life on sirup, herbs, berries, and the meat of elk and deer. In 1855 hewas back in St, Joseph, with a- long- list of adventures and but little money. The immigration toward California was then at flood tide, John Kerr and Y.

H. Brietley, the latter the captain of the celebrated river boat the Polar Star, 'Can- I tboucht may l-a yon coull tc-H me what Moses's last name was." Mmhant 7rWT. tions were preseniM a renewal and increase of tbe amount of mercantile or the drafting; of an ordinance that should, while it reduced the amount of the liquor license, throw around the traffic such safeguards and Mrincent regulations as would close out the disreputable place and dives, and raise the standard of the Iralbc. The respectable dealers, were willing tbat the traffic should be HEDGED ABOUT With the strongest provisions, and would assist in its enforcement with the amount placed at $75 and per quarter. Such an ordinance waswrawa and submitted for discusaio on Wednesday evenins last, bat no decision arrived at as to whether it should or should not be adopted.

It was thought best to submit the ordinance through the public press for the consideration of the people of tbe city. The present ordinance, now under contest, throws no safcfpuards around the t'aflic, save tbe amount of licenseSloe per quarter. Any dive, or disreputable house can procure a license under tbat ordinance. Under the o--dinance herewith submitted such AT BEDt'CED rttlCKt. i ALL ItlNDS OF Stationery and Blank Books E.S.

J0HKSCM1 CEliB RATIO COLO FCUKTAIS PIN Ho Is UII Kalakatia ta stil and p-oposes to hold (be fort gainst all comers. Ornish, the enerrctic tihotnmriher. OSLT. was not enough to build works ot contraction in sufficient numbers to control the river to such a degree as to enable land churches. In style it is half Gothic, and by reason of the seeming forest of towers, and domes will present an 'original 30 DAYS proposes to take a pbotTajh oi tho Kmc and his Kin-dorn before it fails.

lie is always with the times and takes tbe lrt pictures. lie can be found at Aasory at SEARS BROWER'S. 907 Broadway, above 8th St loss Broadway. r. STOCK AJS BOND BXCOAXUSE ean Lorenzo ueraetery.

were just making np a waeon train to take a valuable cargo of miscellaneous freight to Livingstone, Kincaid, Kimball of Salt Lake, and Mountain George, then known as Peckerwood, win ao tb erew stocks July 1 tin. TOrvrr-ld TiallT fir Tsi Tsrwr-wssiT H.O. Brown. Htork and Hood Broker. tBlianwlB GOOD INVESTMENT.

aueet. Has it had been accomplished, and the work grown and waxed stronger year by Jrear until the bouse that they had built onger refused to contain the many that came to worship there. He expressed the hope and belief that progress in the new bouse would go forward unimpeded. Upon conclusion of his rer marks the hymn broke forth: Awake my tongue, thy tribute bring. J.

L. Adams of the Westminster Presbyterian Church of Saa--Francisco delivered a thought-fal and earnest address which' received close attention. The hymn, 'O Thou Above all Praise" was next ung. DR Holt-Ton's ADDRgSS. The Rev.

F. A. Horton of the Jirst Presbyterian 'Church offered an ad-' Aress was as follows: How btered.are our ewn eyes that ope a upon this day to behold thi-gjodly founds tioot How Joyful are our hearts as come to appreciate more clearly the harmony, the enthusiasm, the self sacrifice of tail people, and the bright future that Bid DEI GOODS i Fancy Goods, VA Ask WATga arortta. Vly. 100i loo's CoatrCost wbcbasics: stocks.

tax- AsloNv 112S HIn BTSt. 10S tbe engineer to predict what the final result will be. In the depth of the channel erosion bas been largely controlled and tbe movement ot islands haa been less. The banks are caving to a lesa degree than formerly, but it cannot be stated that the general depth of the navigable channel bas increased. There is no reason to think Congress will give a greater amount in tbe future than In the past.

The sum. which bis been an average ot less than HOO.000, is not enough to carry on with succeaa the plan of permanent Improvement. It would be better to alter the plan of work than pretend to continue It on tbe present course." i Tbe ninneaoia Exposition. Washi-iotos, July 14. The Minnesota Grand Industrial Exposition, which opens at Mslnneapolis the last of to have a contribution from the Vary Department of models of some of the new war re? aela.

Two complete models win be sent in charge of a model maker, tbe Exposition paying his and all, other expenses to and from Minneapolis. These models are exact repcoduc.ions of tbe originals, and show better than the most perfect Calfcsma 123 iafc lie. rsr) places are effectually shut out, while a'l dealers must give bonds in tbe sum of tldjO for the faithful, abidance by its provisions. The following is tbe ordinance in full which was submitted for discussion: scrwrrrrTS obdimakck. An ordinance estab'lshlng and regulating the traffic, vending, and disposing of spirituous, malt, and fermented liquors and wines in the ctty ot Oakland.

The Conncll of the city ot Oakland do ordain at follows: Section 1. It Is hereby declared to be unlaw ful for any person, firm, or corporation to keen within tbe city of Oakland any loo 1.0 Manufacturins Business TOR Fa-lory la fall rfrrsUn. oSi' a good bosiocsB. f-aylng Juu to gkNO net a yemr; staple arucle; nnilrolted oemand; raa be largely Increased of fsrary building, steam rarisc, taBAbousa, goad well, and s-able. A lo BBTBaattfactres ssoca ob band, and all necessary tools; fimimrl.

124 an 95 Ilnie Mil Ill 'i-liu-s 140 I rwiTBB st st as anwba. Cpos.4 s. 127 OAS STOCKS. fen Fnin 60 69K Ospttal 64 pac Imp B2 oskiaud. aev SMXIUSBin BOW OS.

AJtD-- BOOTS and SHOES BELOW COST. V'w bbTsbbsI sbbbs daSsM 1 ly sstr'sSBtre A -t, A ymtun iiisBilssFt mm tmmm ml wixMm lktvs)-i to mtnthm atr. ti ptmmmtXiutjw a i ftf cimta Uw fmn. fcf t-e 6S and picturesque On the corner rises a square tower surnnfounted by a steeple, the top of which will be. 117 feet from the ground.

Another spire on the south will rise to a height of eighty feet. The ceiling of the auditorium is in the shape of a high dome, nnlike anything on this coast. The ceiling of the Sunday school, to tbe rear, is similarly dome shaped. The ground plan covers 141x70 feet. The auditorium is G0x60 feet with a slight fall toward the The seating capacity will be about '500.

Back of the auditorium will be a ladies' parlor and kitchen, and back of these will be the Sunday school room. This chapel will be 60xf8J feet, and will be one large room, surrounded by fourteen classrooms. These classrooms may be separated from each other, or they may be thrown intoonoi There will be a gallery around this room, tbat may aviso be divided into classrooms, if necessary. The second floor I of the cbapel will be devoted to a pastor's study, a primary classroom, and several smaller rooms. HISTORICAL.

I The nrst- organized effort 'for the formation of the church was made on April 16, 1859, when Rev. W. t. Brier, recently deceased, appointed James B. Larue, James Kennedy, AsaJ jXVjalker, Thomas Eager, and Asa Wj gwet.

a board of trustees. A year later it was decided to build at a cost ioi. $1700. The building was finished a year later, a debt of $1800 remaining on the congregation. Its first pastor, by who-e untiring efforts tbe building was com- The following obituary notice ap- Etars in the isan Leandro llrpo.trr; ewis Knox was born near Granville, Licking county, and, at the time of his death, was aged 57 years, 10 months, and 17 days.

Shortly after he attained his majority, in 1862, he came to California, worked in the mines for a while; he then went to cattle and about a year after bis arrival went near to ban Jose and engaged in farming; he remained in California for rive years, and then returned to his old home there he married, and in July, 1857 thirty years ago came to California for the second time; he went to farming near llaywards, and in 1860 purchased the place on which he has' resided ever since. No man was possessed of more warm friends than Mr. Knox he had a large and extensive acquaintanceship, and no man was ever heard to speak of him cither than in terms of praise for honesty; industry, and manliness. Although no communicant of any church he took a great interest in religious affairs, and was a hearty supporter of the Presbyterian Church of San Leandro. He was what is termed a good man.

Sir. Knox leaves a widow and five children, and the very large circle of friends of the family tender the bereaved ones their sincerest, heartfelt sympathy. -obtained employment as a freighter. THE POCTOB ASP SCOUT. The train was a large one.

In it were forty-five wagons, fifty-live men, and 250 cattle. Regular army discipline prevailed, and rations were served by a cmartermaster named. Bovee. John Kerr accompanied the train as general manager and commandant. The trapper, who looked old even jthen, though he was in the -Very prime of life, was commissioned to kill game for the company, as he took naturally to that sort of life, and rarely wasted a round of ammunition.

In the search for fresh meat he often wandered miles from the train, and many's the brush he had with the marauding Indians ever hanging on the skirts of the wagon trains, ready to pick Wp stray cattle or pick off stray men. On the Platte the men were all prostrated with the flax, the result of the diet and bad water. Two-of them died at once, and the chances for the- bones of the others bleaching on the plains was much lt-t tbatl their chances for getting to Salt Ijike. They had no doctor and the outlook was very black. Just here the trapper's lore came to the rescue.

Jn his kit of odds and ends was a piece Dvs mora evrtiare bous. fdraisbSHl: oos kit r.U4. sjsmber lauxlU. Also good CI Pry 106- 1S7 ICssklnd CI LttflM Jk II Co 101 boras, sagoo, snd Bba-toa. Aay one csa nderatand tl BOosioe In one dsr.

Hits-sled in toe s'sss-baol Oakland. Bnslne bss beea estst JWied Big irs. (mil its opens before them! Congratulations are in order on all bands; to tbe able and beloved pastor who has guided wisely all the deliberations of the body, restraining too forward seal, spurring too backward fears, harmonizing differing opinions, holding to the high standard of brethren in Christ, and ultimately bringing out this WreW. lOJ I C. lOS 104 iMipont st.

loO MktRH129 'IKH 127S llniHMI. K. IPr Mil lOO Mnr St OS llt'i 114 Arts ll'i lli Wtcr. IClaWrs. 100 son lor Belling, li.srss of propriety.

saloon, bar, store, dramshop, tippling place, stand, or any place where spirituous, malt, or fermented liquors or wines are aold or riven away; or for any penon (except as hereinafter provided) to sell within tbe limits ot the city of Oakland any spirit-nous, malt, or fermented liquors or wines, without having tbe license therefor aa la this ordinance provided. 8ec 2. Every person who ahall violate any of the provisions of this ordinance shall bedtemed guilty of a and upon conviction thereof sball pay a fine not to exceed S100: and in case such tine be net paid, such person or persons ay be iniprlsonol at the rate of oue day A. LITMIAXN CO. 03 and S05 BROADWAY, MtKofC.

117V 1 drawings exactly what these vessels are to be when completed and armed. They are so perfect in measurement and in com Qoie result now so acceptable to aii tne 'ople; to the Presbytery, that refused to rownaa stocwb. Atle mm. 3S 44 Csilf rnia. I Clan Price for All, $3000 Cash.

Apply to vTOODtTARD st tlABJBI.R. Bat RraadSBy. uskland. A Bargain For Sale, -rr-icee at a critical time in the progress of this enternrise: to the people as a who'e. c.uu.t se ea bflr.Mro.

0 for rerv Kof the flue imposed 6.1 X( sTncsra. Angl-twl. KS irir-s Mall 11H fl'k CI. ITS 'rsnr-. 5S CalKf I.

erwtA. 1 ATM to 49 IMrchsKa 12 HBsrctXAxaxrs twii. Bee. a. All nceuaea suau oe paid for in advance, in lawful money of the In led A CHARMING HOME.

Modern two story and t-aaeaneut hoa. nearly new; beatitif'iily aiiaattd.orecl,sk-lug Lake Merrttt. House bas all Biu4era for the largeness of theft plans and the pirit with which they are executing them, and to thai portion of the people in particular who would have preferred another location but hare Jielded the'r preference without diminish-ng Might of their sealer loyalty; to the other evangelical churches hereabout, who will find this time honored church more honorable still, this pulpit ever valiant for the truth more valiant still, this people ever foremost in every good work, now. TVo son-s abovo Clgbth strseC Tbe Housewife's Friend, EODEMAN'S Adjustable Stove Grate Bit Tssr THi Wb-vs ft) Vast It. li Undone.

2 27 '( 20 IMchU Ks lOO 20'il Art nca 7 IV SUNDAY; CLOSING, tmnrovemeuta; large lot, viia baadsosBs garden. Price S5500. Eafj Terai. CA Wef. CI I) Ills.

I. Is. Wrs w. Irn A f. (ulC.

a T. opium, inis ne rolled into small pills and administered them liberally. He put the entire camp on a diet of flour and ter, and every man survived. 1 Kllng st Ki SSct TOrl Pnr I lOO 150 4 4 62 pleteness of de.ail that tbey are in every point, armament and all, tbe vessels In miniature, and are just what t.iey will be when completed aud ready for sea. A Hot Day.

Chicaco. July 14. Intensely hot weather here and throughout the North went continues; the mercury ranging between ninety fiva sad 105 defect. Four deaths here from sunstroke this morning. CisxiBMATi, July 16.

The temperature Is ten degrees hotter at noon to-day than yesterday. There have been a number of prostrations from heat among exposed laborers and others. There ware four deaths 'yesterday, acd four more deaths have been reported up to noon to-day. Many laborer have given up work on account of the great heat. Determined lo Have Prealdent Cleveland.

St. Loris, Jnly 14. Mayor Francis this greasive than ever, like Achilles among toe ureeas, nnauig in we iroat oi tne unf ile where the onset is nercest, tne prtae-and rhamoion of them all: to the Eas. ai WOODWARD GAMBLE, 802 Eroadvaj', Oak'aal A Noted Bivine Says "7 tusvs sMssl SMtnc Tnrs IJvier Pills for I Srsssr l'ls. West Miwl i ll sisd mm.

pietea, Kev. ueorge fierson. a returned missionary. For a long time services were Swett'S Half, over a saloon, where, in the words of a local historian, "hymns of praise were sung, and the preacher was of Christ and his love, while from the saloon beneath blasphemy and the sounds of rioting and revelry could often be heard." Final "organization 1 was accomplished on February 17, with the following charter members: Fran Oakland Donnlace that another most baau- baii.bo.d arocsia. Ontral 25 29 HA M.

Sl'i I tny Ml 4H-, Calliitois. lOS'. 'ittoT. Hi twry 105 71 Osuiiibua balks tb is a. at.

100 FlertrVLIglit ISO klUMl l.as 20 twklandCns So Water lon. at the omee of the License Collector of the city of Oakland. ec. 4.. The license herein required most be proruttd from tbe License Collector immediately before therornmen cement of tbe besinrrs herein res aired tobs and ahall be irsued quarlerlyand not otherwise, and shall disteroni tba time of tbe commencement sif the sai'V business, or from the time of tlie expiration of the license next preceding; and a feparate permission and license must be obtained for each numb estaMishment Or separate place of The term uarter," wherever um.I ill this ordinance, ia hereby declared to mean three calendar months.

Sec. 5. No license Issued under any of the provisions of this ordinauce shall be axstwnable or transferable without tbe Con-, lit c.f tbe License Collect indor-rd thereon. and only tosnrh perso 1 or as bare obtained from the City louncil tba pemil9ion herein required, and hied a bond as hereinafter provided, and complied in all other re.pec'a with tbe pre limiuary reciuireraents of this ordinauee. t-ec.

t-. Kvery peixiu or firm hariug a license under the provisions of this ordinance shall place snd exhibit the same, at all limes while ia force, in some conspicuous art his or their place of bilsiucsr. txrans wttU whack 1 boss sosstr beers ftlsiiA. 111 A IV In Nevada A-surlBllua 11 7000 of 1I liunds filercnanta Mill Awt Agree Reat One Day. To obtain -unanimous consent of merchants to close their places of business on Sunday is not possible.

was the report of ti. L. Fish, chairman of a special conlmittee. made last evening to the Merc hants' Exchange of the Board of Trade. The committee met with such discouragement ihat the members have ceased their efforts to have all Mores close on Sundays, and requested to be discharged from further service.

The request was granted. President Kalin appointed Me3sr3. Fish, Lyon, and Nordhauseu a committee to request the Captain of Police to instruct the officers upon the operation of the new License ordinance. Secretary Davies announced that the Cduncil will give the Exchange a hearing before taking any action to reduce the license of non-resident hawkers, peddlers, and venders, from the present prohibitive sum of 1'J per quarter. Tutt's Pills WITH KEABXEV AT ASH HOLLOW.

It was on the atte, too. that George took part in the fierce battle ot Ash Hollow, where General Kearny beat and humbled the fierce and predatory Sioux. 'The wagon train was almost in sight of the battlefield aid the wagons were, drawn up in a circle, fearing the outcome of the fight ni'ght lie against the and that then the victory maddened savages would swoop down upon the freighters. Old George sniffed the battle from afar, and likj old John Burns, at Gettysburg, went into the fray independent of the army, and with his stye aim and knowledge of woodcraft materially contributed to the famous victory. He remained in Saft Lake until 1S.V5, when he came across country to California.

Here he became one of the -strange aggregation gathered at San- Antonio and the infrennent Cabins alons tiiul church la being added to the number that already adorn this section of the city not for show, not to enhance Sroperty values, but to- open wide oors ta welcome one and all to the worship oi the Triune God, beartily do I extend these greet! Jgs on be, half of all who love the Lord Jesus sad bj cause, but more partienlarly on bebalf of the church I have the honor to represent. It has ever been our policy, suppressing narrow minded selfishness and looking at the broad field, to strengthen the suburban churches. It has been our joy to see the Second ChurcbaHfted out of weakness into a beautiful habitation, to Jsee 't presided over by one of the ablest among us all. It baa been our joy to see the church at Berkeley, under the eaves of the Univer-' aity, supplied with a pasujr who is the in- tellectual peer of any ins-ructor who rsr tariAwr ssruralara srrlr ss BALas vcsVKBbAV r. at.

10 O.1O Market Mmt tViods frWII Market atr-vt lWaos lOO V.SM 15 Wsir 10 WHr Nitro 15 K.illr,w.1 ARE A SPECIAL BLESSING. save, assf also tut ta aole Asvst far ta morning appointed the committee to carry the Invitation to the President to vi.it the city during the fail festivities. On the committee were presidents of the Various associations having in charge the fall festivities and many prominent citizens representing Cnion and Confederate soldier and butinos men. The colored citizens are represented by one of their race. The delegation sUrts next Tue.day.

Congressional Pestofflcei. New York, July 16. The Timrt't Wash 1 sBisf KodBBylblng todsisssnrsrh a "Bit. 1 ri msisi tissual Us svtl SS Ism best tasxdsrt-kB ts Ato. JT.

AU OiOouU Jsssr Tork. cis Wilson, Bejamin Lehman, Mrs. F. M. Lehman, Mrs.

Dolly 8. Webster, Mrs. Sarah. Ann Stick-iey, Mrs. Nancy Pierson, Mrs.

Sally Cameron, Mrs. Julia A. Bray, Henry W. Brewery and Vernal S. Northey, Dr.

Pierson! remained as pastor until 1870, when (facing health compelled his He was succeeded by Ev H. Camp, who remained but a I few months. Rev. Mr. Dawson followed and remained until 1875, be'mg succeeded by liev.

W.H. Dean, who remained only a few months. Dn K. Patterson was next and he successfully labored until January, 18S5, when death ended his work. -His son took his father' place for a short time, then the present pastor was called, i During twenty-six years this chufch has grown from an organization of ten to an enrollment of 413.

i Two hundsed and five have joined by letter and 20S tu aatna jlw it-re sVtibt. 1151 Proadwaj-. Oakland. CJ It Skis at the Bead' DEEHS AXU MOUTUAULS. Special reported Is Boast tack cfag for Jse Tribvitt.

vr.rt t-ATTBDAV, July Itih. Frsrcis Jmes to s. leonarj Usl 11. walks the halls of nnder whom the church is bearing the necessity Sold Zver-rwlicr. Office, 44 Miirray Sts, K.

The Bancroft Company and susil Tirouiiots. or rninn iia same when applying fora renewal of, his or their license, if nut unavoidably lost or destroyed. See. 7. Tbe License Collector and depnty lieeii'-e collectors are hereby sutiiorire empowered, and reo.iilr.Hl to collect all li-Cctn-es provided for by this ordinance: and all locus ofliccra in the discharge of tbeir ofncisl duties, aud all regular police ofll-cers shall bave and exercise the following bowers: of-7-' EXPLOSION IN A VAULT.

10 of a new building. It has been our joy to aee the church at Temescal founded and applied with a pastor of choice sjiirit, of ripe intellect, and wide experience, and to find them expecting to break ground in August next for a beautiful church. And sow it is our joy to stand here to-day and aee before our eyes these marks of prosperity in ibis our Brooklyn Church. All this has cost the old First dearly. Her heart's blood has flowed into all these BeW the estuary shore.

It has been said that he practiced a primitive sort of dentistry for a time, but this cannot be substantiated. In any event he had picked np something of a book education in the Ka-st. ana had the delicate mechanical s-i '11 of one accustomed to 500 II1STORY BUILDING, Market 8trt. "MwiA-nrrn bt n. h.

a vc-r-irr. -t j. ljHk vtbitAiner tract number John snd wife ta John r-11 block Janes l.rt, I'rrkelt -v rhll'p Monroe ti.r'athcrlne ft. Kchtoidt ArtdiMin, 'K from t-scrsmeuic, Ei'i-iN V. Berkeley E.

lKoy rt il. to 1 rhspmso 1 ots 4, 14. its LcaiKlro. Msrgsret j. Jones to Margaret k-dy HO.

i nj aired. s0 front Tclearapb avenue, tiakland. A. Hon I to 8. rsr In rum I -ots 1 coo Dyproiession ot their faith.

Twent- ington special, comparing tbe cost of running the CougreKsioual postomcet, which amounts to says that only fourteen poatomces in the country are more expensive, and gives ths cost of running these fourteen oftces, aa follows: The cost, exclu-lve of fuel, llchts, and rent, at New York Is Chicago, S70.003: Philadelphia, 1313,000: Boston, Washington, St. Louis, Cincinnati, firM.eOO: San Francisco. SKM.OJO; Kaltlmore, 111.1,000; Brooklyn, Ss, 0U, including 19713 for rent. remaining four of the named CJst from to tOSM. Tbe Tim' think there i an excellent chance lo exercise economy on Congressional poatomces six have died, and 140 dismissed.

Tne present membership is 247. l.r., V. B. B1M r. A.

vju-I T. A. V. IHL1M u- Mr. Ot ernMlortlns a scnr-tly -1 csw WSjui, sls aad suss'l b.k sl mnisasry tistin, tYt' Ins aS BfaoaB--tjr1ivs.

Its ins purr-l mmmi Lb swlsbltsltsnssts A- iteputT Controller Clark Serl-oaily Injured. Special to The Tribanr. Sackamksto, July 10. Late this afternoon LVputy Contro'ler Clarkj went into the vault in the State Controller's office to d- some business connected with the omVa, and in order to see in the vault he lit a match. The time vault was opened and considerable gas was found in the safe.

The. light caused an and Clark was quite seriously injuied. A doctor is in attendance. 1 Kiikt To make arrets for the violation of any of Ilie provisions of this ordinance. recond 1oent-r free of charge ax any time any place of buluea for which a license is required and provided, and to demand the exhibition of auch license the current term from any person, iirro, or corporation enga-ted or employe! is the trams of such business; and if such per, au.

nrm, or corporation shall then and there fail to exhibit such license, surh person, firm, or corporation shall 1-8 liable to 1 1 same penalty as provided for in section 2 of tbisordinance. It ia hereby made tbe duty of all police and Hot nse officers to cause complaints lo DIAMOND DUST. ie 1JOT jt y. vTT-r and block A. Hiuegas trsc Her keif Thomas and wife to Will I HssmA At IS.

snd W. It. sVsskvuT. A tlvsmsBstH' -ssertsln tb bs. By rn-4 AV B3 einss 41t.Mt.

ts SkSt UtmT Bast The Cblcag-as Take tne First V- ATLt" the brandling of small tools. Vhe cXbis in t'ie bedwoops. He did not remain long in the settle ment. but wandered out into the hills, and finding Luttreli. who had been with him in the freight train, established on the ridge, built himself a cabin in the mighty redwoods then lining the northern slope of the hills.

In this cabin he lived until his de'-th. At fmt be hunted bear and deer, wildcats aud California lions, but as the sawmill of E. A. Brown and Hon. Thomas Eager leveled the giant tree3, and the encroaching farmers scattered the heroic game, ne toot to killing rabbits, qua'), and doves, -peddling what he shot in tne markets of Saa Francisco and Oakland.

When the tne Merles From tne Ciaitts. The Chicagos met. the Giants on the latter's grounds yesterday in a championship game. Captain Anson kept his word and took the first game of the series after a wr rsiinsntly BBS xsismr. toss BBpviy aa setaj a.d sa use cssusuuuiy.

Vault Stors.e. JZTZZTZZ-ZZ ssuls bsrs tsss coartja.at-4Mt:-l ftrs-prrf. orr. bbS ssrar. are twrsr-d ts issiisiiMscsshs.

sauss, siver-ssiv, trBttks otttaiibsi as4 SBV art est, ts stik tss osp.r ss si J1 iam J. len--U Seventh, lii trV from Clay, tiakland UOKK.AIjE. eATTBDAV. Jnly 16th. f.

Iecnar4 to In ion barings Fank As In deed I Mia. o.lvis Bakerlo Pane Hx- FW ocmer TblrUelh and Kynie tree's. isk land 1). M. Ilnghs vn Mrs.

John Johnson sVssssstW asbsg Earbbss enterprises. Valued fimilies have gone from us into them all. Tiles families are loved ss they were loved of old when tbey gathered under the old roof tree. err to bind these churches all in bonds of tenderest sympathy and love. We are one faiuilv.

We rejoice in each otaer's prosperity and will daily pray that the bleeding of Father, Bon, and Holy Ohoa. may abide upon us all, that we may walk worthy of the vocation wherewith we are called, broad In our humanity, abounding in our charity, Christ like in our spirit, an honor to our God and a joy to our generation. Memory with bermagie wand summons from the past a great cloud of participants In the festivities of this day. Hethinks I see tbem now, here among us. Gathered with these clergymen are those who in their day were worthy occupants of the pulpit, whose prayers ascended for a blessing mpon Zion, the full length and breadth of which, as answered to-day, they never dreamed of, and, indeed, the full measure of which, as they shall be answered in the as years roll by, we may not even dream to-day.

Gathered among this throng the fathers and mothers who in the past Paasr Parb-rBS hove iibiiiI ts IOCS I 1 1 0 A. A. 70S MATTBESfrES made over and returned the same day, cor. 12th and Franklin. MINING STOCK REPORT.

Hah I'sakcwo, July 16ih. Ths following Miles were yesterday afternoon and to-day at the Saa I'nuicLco aud fcxcluuige Board tpiried contest. i H-ss Ilia ast Its asa. rne visiting team won the game sens. CXH 44 tsSB SSLT Icsls-ltM lhtr Tsly.l s.lB ererv ra.llw Ltost tss strs-i-atrsrsBillbetBkeaesT them.

Also, Morei aad I'pt-ar -ssrs ss bH. COAST TELEGRAPH. The Deadly Tor Pistol A note I Porter Sttot at. Sam Joks, Jnly 16, H. H.

Main was to day elected President of the San Mateo Twenty-ionnn. zjs a tro Urove, Oakland the ninth inning by scoring one run. EELZASE ASD EECOXVEYAXCES. The score was 5 to 4 in favor of the be filed against all persoua. arms, or corporations violating any of the provisions of tnisordinanre.

fee. ft. No person or persons sbsll hsve Issued to him or them the license required by his otuli none-, except such person or Jx-rsons lie of good moral character, and Irst obtain permission as pmrided herein: Iy makiug application lu writing to the City Cotiui il. at a regular meeting thereof, for permission to obtain the lieci.se herein required, snd shall file with said application a written reoomroendatioa signed by net le than five oitiiens of tbe city of Onkliu taxpayers and ow ners of or occupy iug real estate witbin one block of the pli.ee where the applicant proposee to cartv en the as Id business, snd lettinx forth that the Bbbiicant is a person of good White Stockings, i THE A. CROFT COM PAX latss BBlMlBg.

tlarket btreet. TcasBAV. Jul 12th. OiLuan barings snd lost Society to Hear J. Holland Maiden lane.

MOHKirCO BALKS. BBntTtJtB Van Haltren appeared- in right field game laws made so great a part oi the year barren for the hunter, he took to killing off the ground squirrels which encroached upon the grain fields of Scotchler Gottshall from Ta; lorrrect, li 7j. Uakland I Irate of Thomas Green. bvetceaura. lo r.

Y. srn.sn Jr. Pine street. AO Alpha Con 75 bSO Alts 3 loo Ars 1 6ll VOO Atlantic Con. xo ili DO 4( 0 Hrnloti i SO and played the poojrest he has played i since be went East.

Out of four times at the bit be secured no runs, one hit, a put out, and two eirors. Knickrtir. OS Sou I-ly Wnlin ..90 b0 lucom S0A55 1:10 Moxli-in 4 00 loo Mt oory 7 so tfO Mono 2 70 IM) Navajo 1 SO JdO Navajo VI n. 1 K.t Nevaoa Cu "1 50 14e 9. 900 NO 811 DEALERS IX 3000 and Santa Clara Agricultural Association, No.

S. The annual fair will bo held in Horticultural Hull, commencing October 3d. Sak JosE.July 16. VtilUrd Den some, who accidentally shot himself with a toy pistol two weeks aso, is suffering torn lockjaw. Sackamento, July IS.

A sorter in a hotel of this city, in arousing a man this morning, aroused the man also who occupied the next room-- The latter opened the door and fired two shots at the porter, the second bullet grazing the man's neck. f.tinilsjior 9iE0, Oakland German bavinfca and Ua fiocJety to Mart iKmnmg heater street. IMS 8 from 1 selfth street. 8 si. t.t.

67. C'skisnd I'nion Ksrlnrs Hank to N. L. Fieeas REAL ESTATE. 12J I est A SO Modi '2 75 10U Bonl.er 100 Bullion 'i 35 MOO 75 HO Central 74 65 Clilt.a 9W(f2 05 600 )CO Common W.j IS At In ssTartlal L.

r. Vincent Charles H. el'i sv-nnesnd Hf- Tailoring. Shirtmakings. Furnishing 1 1007 aci 1(V)' BR0ADWAY.

Tss tst-X Ba.s af IS Bls.1 tWS'NSl. TiH'w r4f. nanralss la city and esaMry groperty tb-ossrssst lbs buu, SO rspecsal Cactbts-sBjcaVsUfig la BEEKELRT 150 Imn wsi 1.0 150 NOC 5 26 eoo -vrinan 74 PvT 5 ISO PrrHa 1 9J 00 HKh.idsn... 10 400 -i HMJ Havaze.7'.M7 154 95 10O Scorpion 90 16 OO 250 Hill 200 ByrdKite. 200 Trolan 10 170 CoaS 86 89 300 Dore trie ouraen ana neu oi me aay ana then went home to their reward, as well as the numbers who were removed to other flaeesandyet remain among the living, see them all, and in their presence we un-.

cover our heads with devout reverence for their faithful They stood in their lot aatil the close of their day, and in this Hour of rejoicing they have their well earned crown. We, without tbem, cannot fee perfected. Imagination, so subtle conjuror, ummons from the future another host rejoice with us to-day. Down the generations I see them moving, now babies in au-ma given in covenant to God, now Sunday school youth in bright ribbons and sew jackets, now confessors before the church and world, advancing to the table 4f our Lord, now glad bridal proceseiooa iown the broad aisle of tne church, now office bearers and leaders of benevolent activities, now ministers of the gospel going out to preach, and lady missionaries ta teach for Christ, now solemn funeral THE CASINO SAVED, naif a million Loss by rire aaa Oaklial BraacB, The White Stockings are credited making eight errors while their opponents made five. Eight hits off Clarkson and.

nine off Keeie shows that the batting was very light. i '(! Van met his. old Brown. They call the latter the "Daisy from tie Golden Gate." It was due to Brown's bad throwing that the Chicagos won the game. Captain Anson says he might put Van Haltren in to pitch to-day.

All fear of Van Haltren getting a Charley horse has been dispelled. To-morrow morning, at the Oakland grounds, at 9 :30 o'clock the Unions and Marions will cross bat3 in a match game for a purse of $20. The battery for the former team will be: C. Gove ao eroraer a lit) loo Ii'ana 1 X5 CSS morel character, and a ioler and ih rs lo keep and Conduct such a plrce, and i-bsll file wilh the Clerk of ths City Coui.ril a loud In the penal sum of oue thomand dollars (HOW), witb two or nure sureties, who shall each qualify in double the amount of the penal Km of the bond, to he approved by the; City Council, conditioned, a plied for, which permission sball remain ia force until revoked, and good only for the person and placs named lb ore-n. end siisil be filed witn Ihe l.icccss Colli etc r.

permission suill luuo be given to the keeper of a dii cpj.xble boure or pli ce of assignation. Cist raid appiirant shnll conduct the bull-neai for which license is sought in quiet, orderly, and reputable manner, and will not pei mit slv of the peace disturbance of tje public order or decorum by sny noisy, r'otous, or conduct on the premises, sod shall ell. give, or inioxlesBn-r linor. rpiriiiicus, malt, or fermented liquor or wine to any person in a sta'e of Intoxication, trio any person nnder the sge ef 16 Hreinaa's Fond Insurance Co. tiOO KBAH ...100 0 xchqucr.

1 CO teentb Btreet, lt.i land Bary H. in. or io cries Miller el si. 1.3447 seres i hue F.ar. lsrtl.tr.

irom 1'aik avenue, Uakland Ceorre Crmdell to Ji se P. Loreuoo Lot KuiJOf. Uaywarda Montis v. July llih. 8.

Anrpsrl.er to Jceob Johnsoa and wife portion lot 4. block g. Mo Leod tract, Urrranf Samuel 6anl to Robert T. Eagle hsitel mtrrrse 2-n) to 1010 BROADWAY. MM) tl A 'JvsSjS.

100 HAS tf OO tMHI Clan. 2 1U2 19 neighboring farmers. lie never knew the value of money. But game grew scarcer and scarcer, and tbe long life of roughing it began to tell upon him. It became a severe task to eke out even a precarious livelihood, and a few weeks ago he was cotnnei'eil to apply to the supervisors for relief.

A BOOT ITS THE CABLS. He said he wanted to' remain in his tcabin instead of going to the hospital. The relief was granted, and the mount-Wmeer went back to his hbt in the hollow. He came to town on the 4th, hob-noboed with his friends, and enjoyed the celebration. On Tuesday of this week a young man who formerly lived with hrm dropped into the cabin and found the trapper happy though rather feeble.

The story ot now his dead bodv 8 found in the bed in the cabin bis already been told. The explanation of the card pinned to the cabin door, and which was written, "Man dead in tbe gulch," and which was at first believed to point to some mysterious killing, is now explained as a sort ot hallucination of the old man's fancy. When his dogs barked one nigbt he fancied a coyote Was prowling about and fire into the bush. He afterward said tbat a man jumped from the shadow, and crying: "I'm shot, I'm shot," itagered down the gulch. Tbe old hunter was too weak to follow, and feeling death coming on, he pinned np the ghrd that some other might inves IJOO Seven men Borneo.

Kew York, Jnly 16. At 3 o'clock this morning a lire was discovered in the five story brick Metropolitan storage warehouse on Thirty-eighth street, between Broadway and Sixth avenue. The whole building wasablize before the firemen arrived. For awhile it wis feared that the Casino would burn, for it adjoins the warehouse at the rear, but by strenuous efforts it was saved. Seven were blown out o' window by an explosion and seriously burned.

The warehouse and contents were completely destroyed with a loss of 1300,000. ISO 8) 9 10 Wri .1 60 Hlml 2 00' 450 WfH I 50 loo Icwa 1 25. 5tO 100 Jul 71 Puo A boo Jus.u-a 1 65-1 VBSTKBDAV P. SI.KB lOHLH SS-StTOtV 10O Aluha A 10S Juiu. SO tUHs'J 5' Jutl.t oii 70 UUO A Tide.

1 00 1 kenlikt 3 OO ltl Arceuta 0,10 Uidr processions and all the years the stream of prayers and teaching and preaching and wiving and ministering increasing, inereas- lag until the roar of tbe great concourse is Aon in tbe Invisible distance. I see it to-day. Quick beats tbe heart, springs resolve to live nobly, EAST OAKLAND PLANING HILLS Msnufactnrer and Dealers is bunds. HILOINCS. BRACKETS, FRAMES.

ETC Corner Eart 12th Stand Ilia Art. EAJrTOAkMASb. F. CKMST sad ItlUL CAUACAS. f50 JHnlU.l 25! 0 LATEST SHtfPlwa INTELLIGENCE Arrtved.

BATranAV. Jnly 16th. Mmr TBnlna. Ursnd. 13 boars rrnta Potct Arena; pass and oxtse.

to Uoodail. lTrfclms A t'o. OtBar (aiska. Rati. SS oars ftsss ba Psdra; pass aad ssJss.

to tsouiiaU. Per alas st I iJ wu me aeariy, 10 maxe leu witu enect aays. leateruay was St. Mary's Convent, JSAN LEA1TDRO, r-TTtrjt -itL arstrD ut wr k5 Mutir Jsry IllB. A tasrtm sil ss as ror turtssv art s-Btars aoyr--, tb, boa- -sFbtb BaumCAa BSMTXaiV.

ay, ana has produced a To-dav is the uarent of 1 0 M.xlcun.... OA IO0 Mono 2 70 10O Mt Inab 75 lOO Navajo 1 40 tWIO 7is40 6O0 Navajo Uun.l 2S 250 300 (sxdntl.7&M0 103 BOO Owm.2 eon TO 615 Kele.lOVstll UC 100 Belle 20 400 Hinlon Con 2 SO 170 nO Podie 2 75 11H Hi leer 20 4M Bonanza bl) BOO Bullion 3 35 SOO 1 10 6O0 Caledonui75tt80 to-morrow, and may its offspring be equal CITX JUSTICES' COURT. Henshsw, Justice: July 16th: Tom Kellev. drunk: nleaded sniltv: fined rtrsr fstais of taJiftnia. Drbney.

ST ard Parker, and for the latter Van Haltren and J. Hall. At the same grounds, at 11:30 o'clock, the Boy Citys and the Kellers will play a match game for a purse of $50. The batteries will be Callahan and Stenkler ad Armbnster and Lee. The game of the season will be played at the same grounds at 2 p.

jc between the Tribunes, the champion amateurs of the State, and the Hardies of Ban Leandro, for a purse of $200. The battery for the former team will be Hyde, and Redman, and for the latter Haines and Batchelder. The Haverlys and the Pioneers will play to-morrow a championship game at the Haight street grounds, and the Greenhood and Morans will cross bats with the Alias at Sacramento. frou Ponksnd. via Astoria 41 hoars; and bvS-s.

ta Cloodatl. rrkUis A s. snmr Akstrss. Jofenaoo. -14 boors S100 or fifty days.

John Conner, drunk; pleaded not guilty; case set for Monday. .701 800 00 aw 60 Poprle-a. 1 5 STEERE COLBY, EEKERU EXPRESSW1 2A0 Chal 12 752 90 S90 S't 300 Commth 2 15 Mt CODttd 9 75 120 00 110 C-ImpS 103 25 200 Con 600 Crocker 1 35 100 PhU Sheridan. 15 300 S5 200 Potosi 8 O0 400 Hav 0i 60 Hoorplon 90 lOO BAM 00 80 Sierra OO tigate. That he was aware of his annroachins WANTED.

COMPOSnOBS, si. n. Crocker, drunk; pleaded not guilt-; judgment suspended. Donald Campbell, pleaded guilty; fined $100 or fifty days. Fred B.

Delafaban, drunk: pleaded not guilty; case set for Monday. John Locgmore. drunk; pleaded guilty; fined to or three John Longmore, battery; pleaded not guilty; tried, found guilty; fined 115 or fifteen days. John D. Ryan, violating ordinance; forfeited to bail.

W. Burns, battery; continued to July SOth. William Ironmonger, violating city ordiaaaee; continued till October 27th. years, ana mat said applicant snauoney ard abide by all laws and ordinances now in fore or which may hereafter be enacted regulating the Ume of closing saloons and pb ces of business where spirituous, msl-, or fermented liqnors or wines are. I'd.

Bai application and recommesidation, after the approval or said bond, aball immediately be referred by tbe City Conncll to the acting Police Judge, Captain of Police, and License Inspector for investigation, wbo sball report the result tbereo. tbe City Council at tbe next regular meeting following. If said report be in favor of granting tbe license to the said applicant, and fhsll be signed by at least two ol said officials, the Council sbsll. by resolution, grsnt ths permission Sec. The keeping of a disorderly or disreputable house or place, or tbe selling or giving of any spirituous, malt, or fermented liquors or wines to sny Intoxicated person, or to any minor under tbe age of aix teen years, or tbe violating of any of the provisions of this ordinance sball be deemed a misdemeanor, and on conviction thereof said conviction shall work a revocation and forfeiture of the permission obtained, as well aa a forfeiture of the bond given nnderthe said provision, and oo license shall thereafter be granted to such person.

Tbe Council may at any time for good cause, to be determined by that body, revoke any permission granted. -SeerKk. Tbe License Collector shall not iWtte the license herein pro.4M tor, ex Vhtteshuro: US bt fvet luojb-T, 10.0OO ties. 40 cds bark, SllOO stares, lo While, rscbr Jennie Bt si la. Kreos.4 days from Coos Bay; 4X0 feel lumber, lo Isrsa Co.

Hailed. Battbbav. Jorg loth. fttatr Oelumbss. Bslbs.

Portland. Milp lis iniiasi. Thorn paoB. AJtBtpooL Kr snip Fort iMvrsv. Uaanah.

Ustsntvisa Bark HMgamore, liausen, Puget Sosnd. Pcbr Knpnemla, Bou her, in Roek. hchr trr 4us. adaart, Fnvh R-k. Hfbr Amethyst, Anderson, Hugue Kivsr.

ry-br (1 Will, bMsM. C'r-soroA Oty Srbr Man- asatin. hlon. Wsstport, Hcbr Jennie and ivdua. Norlesi, sestport.

470 Pt.l4'14 76 350 Hill 56 lOO 25 1SO0 10 350 620 I C.3 90(cS 95 300 70 600 Vtafa 2 10 in qualify ana multiplied numerically. Go on, then, beloved of the Brooklyn Presbyterian Church, with Jour noble work. Eyes are watchlnj you prayers are rising for yon, hear are rejoielns wifi you, of which yoa know nothing. Go xl people everywhere are Interested in the r.rogress of a good work, never more so ban when it costs an e.Tort to prosecute It. Lay your foundations deep and immovable.

Lay them in charity as broad as may be, and not make charity the mother of license. Lay them in the quick and powerful word of God. Build upon the foundation the apostles and prophets, "leans Christ himself being the chief corner atone. Oh! bow our fathers have ever loved the race of men, how our hearts kave ever yearned to be a blessing to them all, yet have we never dared to substitute an "I believe" in place of the clear declaration of Jesus to the contrary. Lay your foundations in revealed truth, far it is the word of God that abideth forever.

Be true t'l your his-ory, be true to yoar doctrine, be true to yoar Master, and you will be true to your race, and to your own consciences. sUlfa. like a city get upon hill, youx cast oabiabb orrsra. Cur. Cut 121k Street ut I3U Arint.

-TabgisBi 4. -AT- Clothing for Foot Children. The Boys' and Girls' Aid; Society is very much in need of wearing apparel of every kind for the hosts of boys and Etna's Defender. decease is indicated by the fact that on bis table he left a card on which was written, "My dear sister, Louisa T. Blakesley, lives at National City, San Diego, Cal.

Give me Christian burial." Beside this card was a letter fsoni this sister, in which she had sent him $5. The letter expressed a hope that he is improving in health, men tions the southern boom, and a new arrival in the family; and rejoices in the fact that the eld trapper had coma to find his best enjoyment in bis Bible and in prayer. AH tflVKSTITK TUBS'. One of, the quaint Visits La tafi vonn ES'-JM Time Job MM tape i The trouble over pretty Etna Cason continues. Today, at the comer of Eighth girls constantly passing through its depot.

Cast off clothing for children 615 OaC 6906'. 650 WrMon 1 400 WCP 1 50 loo Iowa. 1 25 100 250 80 1 diedT KcCUEV-Ib this city, Jnly 15, Clinton, uns est si of Nelson and Althea stcdien, a native of ban Leandro, CaL, aged 10 years, 4 months, and 0 nays. asT Friends and scqualntance are respect folly Invited to attend the funeral TO-slOK- (annday) at 11a.su, from the reil-Ccnce, Wo.O street. BiBtnsi a-l ssisrnJ os-X SstlTWd I LB 14S VotSS I Bli.srS IbvO tars SnrcA rs-tsv- 'B lUtX lor Eco soar's ttatke.

A. folding bed lor 130. 8ee tbem at F. a Chadbourne 7U-713 Mar ket street. Blai-xits, Booes, and Danbar Rem fdie at Falner'a 121 leTeaii street oi eacn sex, lor au ages Between infancy and maturity, will be gladly received.

The superintendent will yiiOK flHin.II, btwkst street and Broadway, one of her tough admirers accosted A. W. Adams, the young man who defended her at the Lake Merritt boathouse, and picked a quarrel. A fight ensued, and Officer Williams arrested Ad-ams, the young tough escapiag. end for clothing nnon receipt of a ass rsnwis awB.ss rissus -i asr-sLar IWst tg-a4ssVM ssiisn is) sss Call lEicsiAtely.

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