Oakland Tribune from Oakland, California • Page 6

Seal Estate. Livery Estate FIELD AND CLUB, OAKLAND LiverjTj Boarding, 368 and 370 Eighth Street, BpeJial attention given to boasders. Beet Horses. for sale. Horses bought and sold.

Tele bore 338. M. F. DAVIS. Proprietor EL DORADO STABLES, i 377 Kleventlt St.

corner Franklin, Oakland. STYLISH LIVERY, have long since been, forgiven, He Is a good earnest player, and improving in Bis work every game be; takes part in, while with, the iuSiencea he is now and always was a great farontw, wbich was attested br the applause wblcir fcjr-iil2 -V first grpearanet with -the San Francisco "at Central Park. We do not know whether any of the California managers wish his services, orwhether-be would plsy hero, but this we do know, that he has been sufficiently punished, and that the California League, or Tom. Robinson, or President Mohe, or whoever has the power, wonld be doing but simple justice by reinstating him. Exchange.

The sentiments expressed, are, gcod ones, and The Tsibcke conenrs in the opinion. Indianapolis can go to well, can go ta Indianapolis. 1 will not play there this year, all reports to the contrary, if, as stated, I have been placed in Class The speaker was Jerry Denny, king of third basemen. "What kind of a man do they think I am?" he continued. I have stood a good deal, but this last act ot placing me in Class is the straw which has broken the camel's back.

Yes; I have written to Indianapolis for my contract and advance money, bat that was before I learned that I had been placed in Class b. I would have gone back, to the Hoosier City and played good ball for them, as I always have doue. Now, however, I shall return the contract without my signature. I do not belong in Class B. I know what kind of bail 1 have played and can play.

So does every man, woman, and child in the United States who know anything about the game. No; my guardians have gone too far this time. I will not, as I said before, play in Indianapolis if, placed in Class B. Why, when the Hoosiers are on a trip, Jack Glasscock and myself are orced to play in every game, exhibition as well as championship. If an exhibition game is to be played, and Jack or myself try to get a lay off, what do you think the manager says? 'No, you can't have it; you and Jack are the 4wlno ef thia ahnw nnH will Best of Care Taken of Boarders and Their Vehicles.

J. WALKER, Manager, formerly of the Blake Home BtabUs. JOHN WIELAND'S STANDARD, Sol1 During: the Fiscal Year I 100350 Barrels of Beer' BREWERY, SECOND STREET, NEAR FOLSOM, SAN FRANCISCO, CAL CH- FRANK. 820 Magnolia Street. Oakland, Gal.

AUENT VOH OAKLI.Ml AND VICINITY. BROWN McKTNNON TAILORS, 1018 Broadway, Have received their first invoice of fall goods, consisting of the various staples ana veiy latest novelties for gent'emen's wear. Tbe ttyies of goods for spring of 18(9 are of the most desirable pattern furuiahed br tha designers and manufacturer for many yean. It ever before. Call and we will show the' a with pleasure.

Yours truly, BROWN ft mcKINNOlM, 1018 Broadway 3 VflLt I. AKNOLD. Telephone 1S6. of the book, will run "out fifty yards ef line and then "commence to roll. At this Juncture the angler must exercise great caution, otherwise a smash in, the line or the breaking of a hook will be sure to result.

'flTfV 'IIshvplenty ot nne. out neve allow hint a alack line. Keep cool ahd collected under all circumstances, and when the fish turns over it ia a sure aign tnat his playing days are about ended, in landing a if yon are not provided with a gaff or landing net, draw yotr prise intbe shallowest water, and, while the fish gasping, run the index finger of yonr right band into his gills and lift him ashore. Another good way of landing a salmon is to grasp him by the tail firmly. The hold is a very good one.

A. QBKAT The Cahill Kin to Play the Cham, plea Tribunes. There will be a great game at the Center street park next Sunday. It will be a contest between the Green-hood and Moran nine, who will go under the name of CabiH's nine, and tbe champion Tribunes. Tbe game will be for keeps, and no doubt tbe contest will prove interesting.

The Tribunes are practicing for the contest, and propose to take tbe professional boys into camp. The nines have been arranged as follows: CAHILL'S NIKE. PLATES. TRIBfSIS. CanghUn Pitcher Rohan Noble Catcher Wilds Doolev First base.

StulU O'Day Second Haltren Shea fhorUtop Kelly CahlU Third base Stulu Struz Left fluid Gimmell Lam? CeDter field Adams Hanuan Right field Tv The Six Daya' Kace. The six days' go-as-yeu-please race will commence on February 21st at Mechanics' Pavilion. Tbe following have been entered in the race: Robert Vint (the shoemaker), New Thomas Howarth. Eneland; E. C.

Moore, Philadelphia: Gus California; Frank Hart, Boston George Noreruac, Philadelphia: Pat California, C. J. Sheridan, California; George Milles. California: James Mori-i arty. California; Jerry Taylor, California; Charles Purdv.

California James T. Leahey, California J. C. GoldkuhJ, J. Breeder, California; George Cartwright, England C.

California; William Ross, California "Ooffty Goofty," California; Thomas Watson, Los Angeles, J. James, St. Helena. "Old Sport" Cam-pana, Bridgeport. Conn.

Dan O'Learey, Chicago, H. O. Messier, Kansas City; Peter Panchot, Buffalo, N. James Albert, Philadelphia; George Tilley, New York City; Dan Hartey, 'Maynard Chff El yidge. Trenton, J.

P. Wendt, West Virginia; Bert Sheldon, California; Leonard Crozier, Loj Angeles, Cal. P. Dena. Los Angeles.

Cal. J. W. Siokes, Canada: T. J.

Edwards, Ogden, Utah; B. K.ellr, California; George Hildcrbrandt, California; Tom Cox, Elmira, N. T. M. Joyce, Sacramento, Anton Strokel, Australia; Alfred Elson, Connecticut; Adams's UnknownCalifornia; Charles Conner, California Gus Brown.

Pacific Sporting Gazette' i representative; Charles Gay, California C. Peterson, California. Biker on the Road. Wheeling is enjoying a new life this year. The roads are in better condition than ever before at this season of the year.

The San Francisco clubs continue to make their Sunday runs on new routes, while the home wheelmen are content to take the easy ride Havwards, San Leandro. etc. The bikers of this city are waiting for some one to establish a new record from this city to San Jose. A. A.

Bou-ton may soon attempt the feat. The Oakland wheelmen have decided to bold a race meet a' the Center street park on Washington's birthday. The track is now being put in condition, and the riders can train on it at any time. The event3 decided upon are as follows: 1. One mile novice.

2. Two miie safety handicap. 3 One mile handicap. 4. Two mile handicap.

5. Three mile handicap. 6. One mile professional, of a purse of U0. The entries for the race must close with Sears 907 Broadway, on the ltn inst.

Conrnlng at Newark. On February 22d tbe Occidental Coursing Club will hold their annual race meet at the Newark Coursing Parte. The entrance fee ha been placed at $6, and tne draw will take place next Tuesday evening. Tbe liirit has not yet been settled upon, but it is probable that a twenty dog stake will be agreed to by the-members. tVoodnut Sold.

It 1 stated that B. C. Hally has sold his great stallion Woodnut to Robert Steele of Philadelphia, tbe purchasing prie being $30,000. The New Manager. Sporting Editor -Tribune De ab Sir: I beg to announce that i T.

West, the popular salesman in Greenhood Woran's store, haa acrepted the position of manager of Cahill's batebau aggregation of star players. He ia now prepared to arrange dates for games with aoy first class clubs. Yours truly, J. F. Cahill.

The Coroner's Search. This evening the inquest on the body of the woman found ded in bed at Alameda last Sunday will be held by Coroner Evers. No progress has been made toward ascertaining her name, although it is supposed to be Kate Cavanaugh. JORDlit Stationers awl Printers. A FILL.

L1E OF Fine Commercial Stationery, Leather and Fancy Goods, Blank Books, Legal Book, Weekly and Monthly Periodicals, Ete. or a specialties; Commercial and Society Printing; Artistic Engraving of Wedding, Exception, and Ybiting Cards; Tjler Photographs. 1117 BROADWAY, Canning Blocb J. H. llacdonald SC0, PEAl ESTATE northwetcorneT for build-FltJVl lug.

between Broadway and Mar ket streets; lot 7SH0O. 3 (3867) QQ0fiLot W20O northwest comer, tffiOOUU one block fiom Broadway mag-nincent bnilding site and big speculation. fS4000Btwe'l? Hfrbon and Madison SJyVJ street; One residence lot 60x1 OO: sunny side. S136) E4tIk Hons, just fln. JUlfUU lsbed-tmo Biory: eight rooms, ba'h and all modern conveniences one blockto station easy terms: sunny side street, (3963.

BCSINE8 PROPERTY Lot lOOHOO; corner: twoston bnilding; five stores and twenty-Mz rooms: rents for $135 per month: prie $VA AOO; fine investment. t38i4) CI Acres between Mills Seminary and Saa Leandro: la fruit belt; 10 acres choice frails: Eastlake house, barn, and outbuildings, gcod surroundings and neighborhood-su table for subdivision bargain' (335) Special attention given to the pnrchase and-sale of Real Estate. Parties seeking income, ranch, or business property, either for permanent Inveotment or speculation will be-furnished a list of desirable places npon application to J. H. MACDONALD Real Estate JBrokeri, 470 Ninth street, near Broadway.

lmurance Oompanies OaA.NIZKD IW 1884 MCTUAL lit Home Mutual Fire Insarance 216 Sanson. Street AN FRANCISCO CAX.irOR.Hljt Losses Paid since Organization $3,84 1.045 Asneta January 1, 188S 843,163 Surplus for Policy Holders 8t0 903 Reinsurarce ReKrre 338'35S Capital Paid op, old 300 '0OO NET BCRPLCd OVER EVERY- w'ww THIXU 287.631 TWENTY-FOCR YEARS OF SUCCESS. Gros Aets. Net Surplus 1878. ..570,462 00 00 1869 84S.163 00 Od OFFICERS J.

F. HOrOHTON Fresldent L. N. SHEPARD vie-President CHARLES R. STOBY.

Secretary ROBERT H. MAUILL General Agent Al.AMEDA t'OrSIY BiiXCH 900 BROADWAY OAKLAND- H. F. 11.ISDOX Sluuff B. HotaHTO.v....

Secretary. ANGLO-NEVADA Assurance Corporation OF BAN FKANCI8CO, CAL. FIRE AND MARINE. Capital dally Paid), OFFICE: 4I0PINE S. F.

DIRECTORS. LOri9 SLOBS, C. S. NEAL. J.

B. HAtiOIN. J. W. MACKAY W.

H. 1.1MOND. W. F. VVHITTIEB J.

WKEENBACM, E. E. EYRE. J. F.

BKiELOW. L. 8RIKFITH, WILLIAM MACDONALD. This corporation transacts a fire and marine business, and haa agencies In all principal localities throughout the ntted States. I.OCI9 8 LOSS President WILLIAM MACDONALD Vice President Z.

p. CLARE Secretary Ba'cebs The Nevada Bank of Ban Francisco ALAMEDA C0XTBA COSTA BKASCH, OFFICE 465 NINTH STREET. J. D.WAKEFIELD, THOMAS AGNEW, Solicitor. Manager Miss Tbebksk Rosembebo, Solicitor.

EAST OAKLAND REPRESENTATIVES Copies: A Watkkman. The Oakland Ilome Insurance S55? W. P. JONES President J. B.

EMERY Vice-President W. F. BLOOD Secretary DIRECTORS William P. Jones, C. O.

Brig--ham, Charles L. WatsoL. F. K. Shattuck, John Crellln.

J. 8. Emery, V. D. Moody, F.

Delger John Everding, M. E. Eastman, George Whitney. HOME OFFICE Company'! Building-. N.W".

cor. 3th and Washington Sti. TELEPHONE 118. J.TVKHELL, City Agent, FKED. A.

AS BELL. L. C. BCRNHAM Solicitors J. TYRRELL, City Agent, NO 428 CALIFORNIA' STREET Ban Francisco, Cal.

CASH 9300,000 OO 8 orpins tit Policy Holders January 1, 1889 S5 1 7,285 SO C. Taylor. J. N. Knowlks, Free Ed Pottbb, Secretary.

B. C. Dica, PpeciaJ Agent. 0AXL AND BRANCH Office Ho. 958 Broadway, Oakland, Cs 2- LOCAL BOABD or OFFICBBS AJID MTOOB- aouita.

George C. Perkins. T. J. Ctorde, L.

Dingley. J. N. Knowles, Alfred Bars tow, J. J.

Scotchler, Oeorge H. Collins, Isaac L. Reqna, H. H. Beaton, James Mofllu, a.

W. McNear. W. L. Pbatbkb.

Secretary. Sun Insurance Co, No. 956 BROADWAY East side, bet. Bin and 10th Oak land, W. I.

PBATBKB. Secretary Liquor Dealers. PURE LIQUORS For the best brands of positively Pnrs WINES and LIQUORS, possesing a and quality, for family and medical use. Call on 809 Isat Foctrteeath Street Bast Oakland. Successors to Ob ibadbuj A Fbtab.

Wholesale and Retail Dealers A 1.x. SlSBSOf Sy ORKIGN AND HATITB WINES LIQUORS 1072 BROADWAY, ear. I2TH ST. Bote AgssU for QhiradeUHs CsJeraU4 Kade CaoeBlavte. Coflas and mte DIIV llCCrill DDCCChTt! 1 uu a Uiii.i ul.

i iii.lii.1i ii a GASKILL VANDERCOOK RKTATE BROKERS. 498 Ninth Street. OS, Cai. CXIUPBOVKD. t(1 Filbert "hear Eight-iplO JU eenth street; op.e balf cash.

$1 RKn-L01 44x132 Cbeatnut nearElgbt-tDXJJU eenth street; stene walk in front of lot; easy term and installments dMC per front foot: very choice lota on tPi Linden street, near Fourteenth irccv; luiau a tow casn price. $4500 Lot 110x104; choice corner on 1 Kirkham street 4J1 CfifV-lot Mxi; AdelineWreet, near HiJ.jjj Nineteenth. OnI-IyCt 60xlr corner lot on tPXaUU Twenty-second street. JAnnn-1 U3; Caledonia aTenne, tPlUUU near Grove street 4'QQCnLotl00x100: choice corner on $06 JU Harrison street 'O01-50: fine corner on tpJvJvl Telegraph avenue. lJ7nr.nLot20ox150: flne orner on HIJJJ Sixth avenue.

East Oakland will tQli In subdivisions, (fjl rt AA Lot 40x100; Ninth near kplaUU Fourteentn East Oakland. IMPROVED. tfjCncn -It40xl07: Une modem houe VciOKl of 9 rooms, stable, and stone walk: choice corner ou Castro street. Ctjr7nnA Lot 40x103 on north side of ij) I UUU Fourteenth street, near Grove: two story house, 9 rooms, modern appointments. QJQCnn Lot 85x132; Eastlake cottage, 6 iJOUUu rooms; Chestnut near 14th.

UROfin Lot3oxl00; two story house of pOUUU 7 rooms, on Castro near tlshteenth street. tn 7 nnn ISOxlOO; two storv house kPliUUU of 10 rooms on Webster street, near Fourteenih. $Qnnn Lot East E.Kbtcenla kPOUVJU street, uear Eleventh HVenne, East Oakland; modern cottage of 6 rooms. tfjOAAA Corner lot 75x150: fine 10 IPOUUV room cottage; good localitv: East Oakland. CC( Two acres of land parti In HTlUUU orchard; cottage of 5 rooms; new; in rruii vaie.

$500 to 600 Lots In Berkeley; choice location for residence. $1000 "Cre Choice land la FruIt AfiH to 8500 Per acre Choice land near kPlUU Mills Seminarv. feWe have a large list of improved end unimproved properties to whichwe invite inspection. Correspondence solicited. Special facilities will be afforded Mrangers to acquaint theirselves with the values of nmriprtv in difrrent loralities.

Banks. First Mm Mil hM N. E. cor. Tenth and Broadway.

Capital Stock Paid up 9100,000 Surplus 140,000 President. J. E. Rujslis Vice President. A.

D. Thomson Cashier. DIRECTORS V. D. Moodv, J.

E. Ruggles, J. Ainswerth. W. p.

Jones. A. J. Snyder, O.J. Alnsworth, F.

K. Shattuck, L. C. Morehouse. A D.

Thomson. Transacts aiteneral banking business. Bays and sells ezenange on all the principal cties" of Kurope and the Hnited States. Issues Commercial and Travelers' Letters of Credit. Collections made and prompt returns rendered at market rates ot exchange.

CALIFORNIA Bank and Trust Company 1006 Broadway, Oakland, Cal. Capital Stock Prealdeut GI1KENHOOD Vice Pres't H. KBOOKS Caahier boa an or dirkctobs: A.C.HtXST. JicobQbiixsoob John W. PHtLUPS, 8.

M. Babbitt Victob H. Metcali', W. w. Whitman, CHABLXS lF18U(, Exchange, domestic and foreign, at current rates.

Acu aa trustee for estates and Individuals. "raroxDrsTD-American Exchange National Bank, and Drezel, Morgan ork; The bather Banking Company, and Pact tic Bank. San Francisco. uen-DdJ depoftlted wlth 0Bf correspondent' paid THE OAKLAND BANK OF SAVINGS. Cor.

Broadway and 12th St OAKLAND. Capital and Reserve paid la DISECToaSi W. A. ALDRICH. ICRS 8.

DRCM, A. HAIN'KS, WM. K. MILLER. SAM'LMERRITT, HSNRYBOOER8 K.

C. BEhSIONH. M. B. LASGHOKSE.

W. PLATTER. E. C. SESSIONS W.

GARTH WAITE.V GENERAL BANKING BU8INK88 TRANSACTED. INTEREST ALLOWED ON TERM DEPOSITS IANS ON HeIl ESTATE, AND APPROVED COLLATERAL AT LOWEST MARKET RWKH COBRkgpoNDkNTS: a ANOLO-CAL1WRNIA BAJfK OE CALIFORNIA, NEW YORK, LAIDLAW 4 -CHICAGO NATIONAL BANK; LON- EfD: DUBLIN, BANK OF IREIAND, PARIS. MESSRS. DE ROTHSCHILD KRE RjJ BERLIN, USSSBO. GEBBUDEB A Fin Bai-fflar and Fir Proof SAFE DEPOSIT VAULT FOR THX Safe Keeping of Bonds.

siiTerware, valuable Papers ef wery Deacrlptlen, tie, Is Offered for VJae of tn Public Inder 2T1 anas; men of tbta Bank. rates'1, batts fob RKntal at low HEPARATR fYlUD a purugvuw A2fI OTHKB BUIaKY Vr ENTRANCE TO VAULT IN BANKING ROOM UNION SAVINGS BANK, Corner Broadway and Ninth Oakland Capital and Reserve Fund, SSOO.OOO. BOARD OV DIRECTORS J. West Martin, 1UUWIA.D. mi I CUT.

C. E. Palmer, William J. Ding-ee, Herman A. -oore, TDomaa iTatner, William G.

Heaahaw. J. Wnrr Maatis Wu. a. Hk.mshaw Vice President.

A. K. H. Csamcb Cashier. Interest allowed noon all deposits remaining three calendar months, beginning from the 1st of each month ancceedlns; the date of deposit, HO KtCTMAKCS FKX.

Remittances from the country mar be made ey Express, or Cheek npon Bancs in San Fran-ciace, and book will be returned. Loans made only upon Mortaaees, Bead Estate, sod Bonds Certificates of Deposit bearinc Interest payable atdateacreed anon. w-w UNION NATIONAL BANK tf OAKLAND Wlaia aad Broadway St. Thomas PmaTarasv. How.

J. Was Mastix. VVe Preelosot CaAsutCrtuiss. M.Csablet niaccToaa. Hon.

J. West Martin D. Henshaw Ward docrales BetT, Kdsoo r. ts Gen'l B. Klrkhaon, RParieily.

Pratber. Ex chance, donaeatlc and foreUm. at current rates. CoBmnroMBnTs-C1iemksITatloaaJ Beak, New York; N. M.

Rothachtid A Boas, Laodua Rothschild Frerea, Paris: Die Dlrscttosi Per IHocoont GeseiKchaft 3erlta; Baak of CaBtor-nia. First Natiosal Baak, Crocker Wool worth National Bank, Baa Fraoclsre. Fonda deposited with eorrespsndeets paid bare Clafoesm Fascy 6so6 ExMbition of the Reliance Athletie Club. TLe Trip pf Prty of Hunters t0 WIUoW Lodse; 8wptii Diimond Witi til CluapioB Triluw. 1 The Reliance Athletic Club will give their "LaSIes to-morrow even nr A anlanrlirl bmmmm has been" arranged, and only memberraad their fr-ionriihuva hn in si ted tn attend the entertainment.

Dock bunting in this county at the present time ia- not a Tery exciting sport. A few days, ago a party from this citv paid a visit 'to Willow Lodge, bat they returned with empty bag. at Tubbs bland "he ducks are plentiful, and large bags are re- ported. Below will be found a review the week's sporting events. STRAY HITS, Voiti 'rrm the irild and Flashes rem th Diamond.

Tinkham, formerly with the Tribunes, is open to an engagement. Harrington, the manager of the Bay City nine, gave hia men oinner last Sunday. Robin still continues to improve in bis pitching. He has a bright future before him. Big Burke, who played with Oakland nine some urue Bince, has signed "witn tseattie ciud.

Manager Robinson still lias in view trip lu to the interior with his new time oeiore season opens. The home nine will practice every day at the Center street park until the eeasoB of 18S9 opens in March. Pitcher Caugblsn says his arm is in fine condition, and announces that he will do the Tribunes up next Sunday. -Manager Robinson has been attending to baseball business while the latter is on his trip with his show. Manager Robinson has signed all his men for next season but one.

He believes In taking his time, and securing good men. Thtre is some curiosity concerning who Manager Robinson will sign, for change catcher with Coughlan. He will be an Eastern man. Billy Noble, who played last season with the Monterey Cluo and won the championship, for has returned to this city, and will catch for Cough-Tarrhext Sunday. Charlie Harmon' will be seen on the diamond at the Center street park next Sunday.

He is a good player. -Tount of himself. Adams, a young man lately from the JtASt, is majang a recora at tne center street park. He has proved to be a hard hitter and Manager Robinson is A man named Esterbrook continues to make the people weary 'who attend the games at the Center street park. He tries to see how big a fool he can make out of himself by his nonsensical tactics.

Bmalley, the hayseed plaver, continues to keep up his practice. He will De the extra, man for the Oakland nine next season. In the meantime he will WUUUUQ IV flay fcUlTU UUQ iUC champion Tribune nine, Jftry Tenny has been put in class by President xoung, which only allows him $2250 for the season. This iscer- tainly not enough for the greatest third baseman in the business, and it is highly probable that ere will never sign for any such figure, and he is fool- ish if he does. Exckanae.

Fred Roberta, one of the best amateur player in this State, has decided to enter the professional ranks, and has accepted an offer from the Sacramento Club to play witu that nine next season. Roberts has been playing second base for the Tribune nine during the past season, and has made a splendid record. He will prove a success with the country club: The Australians have caught on to the great American game and also some of the players. This is the way one oi the papers sixes up John Montgomery Ward: Ward (New York Club) is specially noted for his pitching qualifications, and it is asserted that he has -sufficient command of the ball to deceive the batter with what is called curve pitching, and can also field splendidly at third base." That the advent of new faces and players will arouse theenthusjsm now in many persons is bevond question. The extraordinary attendance- at the Height street grounds on the occasion of the first contest between A .1 All vujwigfio 11 Aii-Aiucncis gave testimony of the appreciation oi the change from the old routine.

1 1 is also true that there is plenty of talent on the coast that has (not been brought into prominence. Experiments are always costly tn baseball, and men who have money and victory at stake fight very shy of using material that may jCY detriment to the success of their leamsv hage. r. i -1 i. in veil 'vniuji icucf tw iiguutut Brush of the Indianapolis teim, written a few days before the collapse of tbe -club, should convince Californians that the third baseman's heart is not on the jcoast but in the East, The letter is -dated Oakland, January 23d, and in it 'Denny says: "tarn ready to aign for next season and you may mail me contract at your earliest convenience." Since Jerry wrote to Indianapolis he learned he bad been placed in class which means a reduction of salary- He now says he will not go East at the price his class -receives.

Stockton is making aa effort to get him. QUI Those who know Denny are a ware of the fact that hit heart is with Oakland. He always votes here and bas his home and family in Oakland. It is surely a business proposition with Denny as to whether he will remain here or play in the East. Workmen will soon commence making "alterations in the Haight street grounds.

The lower portion of the front wall of the stand behind the plate will be cut a way and a wire partition Thia will open- up a view where about 600 persons may comfortably witness the games. The press tand and the olubboose near by will be removed from the field to the jrrand stand. 'According to present arrangements live itntir rtel1 will hm miHmIt tree from spectators. In the event of a larger number attending than can be accommodated with seat, a gate tinder the right and field stand will be opened and the public admitted to this portion of the A movable wire fence, so fixed that it can be placed in position in five minutes, will restrict the territory of the overflow. The old system of defining the base and fool lines with whitewash will be done away with, and Instead permanent lines of rubber and cement will be laid.

Five new exit gates have been placed ia the fences, and the grounds will be cleared within fire minutes from the time the last n. has been declared oat. The question bas often bean asted. Has not young Phil Knell bera sufficiently punished for jumping from the Oakland team, to go East? 17 think he has, and that the California League would only be doing the right act by reinstating the young fellow That he i wrors? be acknowledges. Bat is he tile 'evented from earning a living -it' sinrie indiscretion? Yonng i t- teTriic criers it -s tls STABLES, and Sale Stables, bet.

Franklin and Webster. of feed and care. No chop feed used NOBBY TURNOUTS CELEBRATED eirn Oakland. FEAXK C. JORDAN.

0OL Straight Cut iV-' 2 "I AA Kmpty packages secures a gennlne AVV Meerschaum cigarette holder or an Album illustrating the homes of prominent English and American poM8. 1 1 ra'baKe4 He'iires a Meersclianm cigar-ov ette holder handsomely carveJ. A I Those ho s) desire: can scure ACU ONK CKXT CKR BOXCAMi fur all empty packages returned instead abo prie. Return packages to S. F.

HESS Korhestor, N. Or 205 Front St San Saii Francisco WIRE ORKS C. H. CRUENHACEN 669 Misslua St, Bt tween Third and New Montgomerjr, SAN FRANCISCO Manufacturer of Plain aad Orasmental Wire Work, Wire dates aad Shatters. Balk aa1 Offire BsiUag.

Mare 'lx tares. 1-pler ache aad Wires. Dren aad Coat Flgare Forms, Hat Standi, Trellises, Window (Birds, Coal Screws, Etc, Etc. MISSION OLIVE TREES i AfiA MISSION OtlVE TREE 9, uuUU from Hardwood Cuiuoks. la open ground, one to two.

and two to toar feet high. -ALSO- BXJili-ETirgr figs AND General Assortment of FRUIT TREES FOR SALE BY TRUMBULL BEEBE Nurserymen and Seedsmen, 419 AND 421 SANSCME STREET San Franclnco, Cal. HENRY W. TAYLOR, Mm, Laths, Shingles ATND POSTS. CXZLOAV IOT3 A SPECULTt! i- Telepbose, 702 -v WEST TPRKELETT PlCrilEU FSEXCH BAKST.

n. Iafef frp. 17 Broadway, tat ana tsest ot Jrenca creaa. sara ic eura djiipepcia. Beware of Oermaa as4 Be aaassaav tsasaMM HMM BMB llikv v.

have to play or lose a slice of your sal- anes. Ana vei uey want 10 piace us in Class B. So, sir 1 for the third time I say I won't have it. 111 saw wood first." Exchange. WHO'S A CHUMP The Hunter Meet With Poor Luck at Willows todge.

Herman Tubbs andfl. B. Huff returned from Tubbs Island a few days ago, whither they had been on a hunting trin. They report a great field for duck bunting. The gentlemen returned with 80 canVasback, 201 mallard, and 13 geese.

"This was indeed a record. Charles Boardman has gone to the Sonoma marshes duck hunting. Charley has a eood eye, and is sure to return with a big bag. Last Saturday morning Enail Kus-banukber, W. Foose.

F. W. Hen-shaw, Charley Tuttle. Captain MagiU, and J. G.

Edwards went on an excursion to Willow Lodge bunting grounds in search of the fine fat mallard. It cannot be said that they met with flattering success. Early in the day about sixteen dncka were. slaughtered by the party. In the afternoon Henshaw and TuiUe returned" 4d jUrts ty and with them came all the dijeis that had been killed.

So the font; again started ont to try and secure a bag, but they made a complete failure. Probably they had been informed that two military gentlemen, Captain Ma-gill and Colonel Edwards were about to visit the hunting grounds. But, at all events, the duces had Bought new feeding grounds, and the record fur the afternoon showed that Mr. 'Foote had killed two ducks, while Mr. Nusbaumer bad slaughtered five.

Then the party gathered around the camp lire. Mr. Nusbaumer was and seemed to be brooding over his hard luck. Finally he teas beard to remark. gentle, silvery tones, that were wafted over the smooth surface of the ductless sloughs by the gentle breeze that came tripping merrily oyer tbe marshes.

again remarked Mr. Nusbaumer to his friend Edwards. "Eddie, two of us are hunters, and tKO of us are chumps," and the Deputy District Attorney gave a sigh, just as a bat came flitting past the camp fire. "Eddie" was thoughtful for a moment. After mature deliberation he replied: "Oh! yes.

Judge, that is so." Upon hearing thia reply Mr. us-baumer became thoughtful. It was more than he could fathom. Be knew that Edwards had not slain a single duct, but he ventured to remark "Do you know who the hunters are?" "Why. of course." replied "Eddie," as a pleasant smile passedover his countenance, "why, of course, you and "Whyno," replied Mr.

Nusbaumer, and the answer staggered Eddie. "Yon are a chump because you didn't kill any ducks." Messrs. Magill and Foote laughed until the very foothills for miles around echoed and reechoed their merriment, frightening away whatever ducks might have been in the vicinity. Mr. over his gold edced spectacles and again remarked "chump," and then joined Messrs.

Foote and Magill in shaking the bills. Edwards looked wise. He studied the situation for a moment and said The party returned to this city on Sunday afternoon. THE ATBtlTES. The Exhibition mt the Reliance CI ah T.morrow: KlgM.

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