Oakland Tribune from Oakland, California • Page 7

saisilroi.TraTtls -A SOUR TOBDY. Legal. lfotica of Street Work. OX BROADWAY, FROM THE NORTH-, line of 14th street to the northern boundary line of the City of Oakland. Council of the citv of Oakland, at its meet- iuK da of March.

18S9. resolution (number 18,800) of its intention to crder the street work therein described to be done. AeMtoed, That it is the intention of the Cit Council of the City of Oakland to order the following street work to be done, to-wit: That Broadway, in said city, from the northern line of 14th street, to the northern boundary Hue of City of OaklaDd, exceot such portion thereof ss is required by law to be kept in order or repair by anv person or corporation having railroad tracks thereon, be graded to the official sub-grade for macadamizing; also tt at one none culvert according to plans and specifications in the City Engineer's office be constructed the creek crossing Broadway near the northern boundary line. Tifg Oakland Daily Evening Tribune is hereby designated as the daily newspaper, published and circulated in this citv. in which the notice of this shall be published dsily as often thi same is itsued, for the period rrrf cribe by Stature, and the Clerk this (v uncK is hereby directed to publish notice ot said intention the form of this retol jtiou.

signed by him, for a period of five days therein. A. C. HENRY" Clerk of said City Council. By Z.

T. Gilpin, For further partieulais reference is hereby made to taid resolution and the specifications for street work on file in the office of the City Clerk. Oakland, March id, 1SS9. A. C.

HENRY, Clerk of said Citv Council. By Z. T. Gilpin, Deputy. J.

W. TOMPKINS, City Marshal and ex-officio riiiperiuten-dent of Streets of City of Oakland. Notice to Contractors. Ii-RSITANT TO STATUTE AND TO Resolution No. 13,806 of the City Council of the city of Oakland, adopted March 1889, directing this notice, the no dersigned invites and will receive at his office in the City Hall, up to eight o'clock p.

m. of Monday. April 1st, l89, sealed proposals for the following street work, to be done according to the (specifications contained herein and in Council Resolution No. 93'JO. to wit: Thit Thirteenth svenue, in said city, from the northerly line of Twenty second street to the northerly line oi East Twenty eighth i-treet, be graded, recurbed and macadam ized lo the official lite and grade, also, that two and two culverts with be constructed in each of its crossins with East Twenty third and East Twenty fourth sticets, and two crosswalks and one culvtrt with crosswalk be constructed at the intersection of Kast Twenty-fifth, East Twenty-sixth.

East Twenty-seventh and East Twentv eishth streets. Bidders must tile with each proposal a bond for at ieast $1000, in the mauner required by law. Clerk's office, city of Oakland, March JOth, 1S89. A. C.

HENRY, Clerk of said City Council. By Z. T. CliLPiN, Deputy. Notice to Contractors.

TsTRSrANT TO STATUTE AND TO REP- POSITIVELY the most economical soap to use for the toilet is the Ivory Soap. The cakes are so large that you really get twenty cents worth of soap for a dime. fob LocAiropTioy, White Blbbon I-adtee Will Cirealat The Woman's Chrisuan Temperance Union heldj Its regular semi-uonthly meeting yesterday afternoon in the lecture room of the First Methodist Church. Mrs. A.

Cogg'well led the devotional half hour, Mrs. Dr. Bentley acting as organist. Mrs. Johnston pre-sided over the buatness He ports of superintendents were the order of the day.

Mrs. 1 8. S- banford was welcomed back to thej ranks after a -serious illness, and as Superintendent of Legislation reported that she had circulated peui'ons and was ready isa local option petitions. Mrs. 8.

C. Borland reported the Juvenile Department as nourishing. The Temperance Cadets, Company celebrated their fourth anniversary last Friday by a pleasant sociaL Company of East Oakland bad reorganized with eleven members. Mrs. Mathews, Superintendent of Literature, reported S00 pages distributed, and spoke of the interest of prominent writers in the temperance question, as witnessed by articles in Scribner't and Harper' magazines by Julian Hawthorne and Sarah Orme Jewett.

M. G. C. Edbolm, Superintendent of the Preii, reported the continuance of the weekly Woman's Christian Temperance Union column in Thx Tbjbvnb and the Western Christian Union. The President, Mrs.

Johntton, voiced the hearty thank of the onion to these papers. Mrs. I. M. Johnson reported on the use of unfermented wine at the Mrs.

W. F. Southard, representing the Y'a," told of thf ir late eatertain-ment, and announced that the annual meeting would be held Thursday afternoon at Ebell Parlor. Mr. J.

W.i Cox reported the Foreign work as progresoing, under the able direction of Dr. Sayonna. who is distributing Bibles and literature, especially among the French, and is holding weekly religious meetings on Second street." Mrs. Negus, Superintendent of the Karcotics; Department, said that she had had an excellent object lesson on the subject while sitting in the Legislature, blue with tobacco smoke, and saw the gentlemen spitting upon the velvet carpets and the marble columns, utterly regardless of decency. Mrs.

Coggswell repotted on social purity that at the mothers' taeetinea she had tried to interest mothers to train their girls specially on this subject, thus preventing the social evil. She had visited the Rescue Home under the Salvation Army on Fifth and Brush streets. There are five reformed young women, all converted and leading pure lives. Places have been found for several others in Christian families. Dr.

Van Kirk reported mothers' meetings every Friday afternoon at S77 Tenth street as increasing iu interest. The mothers' meeting for the study of heredity and hygiene will be held in her rooms, 1014 Broadway, the second Tuesday of the month. Mrs. Negus reported that certain bills promulgated by the Woman's Christian Temperance Union had been passed by tne Legislature. The age of consent has been raised from ten to fourteen years.

Two' industrial schools have been established, one at lone. Amador county, and one in Los Angeles. The Police Matron bill passed, so that every town of over 30.000 population may have appointed a woman for the care of female Municipal suffrage was defeated by a small majority. Laura De Force Gordon submitted a bill for educational suffrage, which passed the Senate, 24 to 8, and. was tabled in the Assembly, though the A WORD OF WARNING.

There are many white soaps, each represented to be "just as good as the 'Ivory';" they ARE NOT, but like all counterfeits, lack the peculiar and remarkable qualities of the genuine. Ask for Ivory" Soap and insist upon getting it. Copyright 1WK. hy Procter ti OamMtv Ooean Trarel, SOUTHERN PACIFIC CQUPANY TwtJmm leave aat are to nrHvo OABXAJfP PUR. uavn FROM TKB.

1889. ABBrva For tfaywards. Jtiies and Sao Jeee; ou toy. Tree Plnos; fajaro, alaata Crus; Meaterey. aaliaas.

Ban, MlirrPaso Robles aad Mania Margarita (Ma Lois Obispo) and prlsdpel Wit MiAftljhMi T.55A. 13.30 'For Sacramento, 7.08 a. 8.38 a. 9.00 a. 9.28 a.

10.65 A. 12.25 r. 8.3S r. 3.30 r. r.

4.65 r. 4.88 r. 6.S5 r. 7.30 r. 8 .27 r.

9.30 r. aoaror Keddlag, via Davis For Martlnea. Vallate. 6.46 CaCstoga and Banta 6.47 10.46 6.16 noaa Los Angeles Kzpreea for Freeaoaou Bar-. bara and Los Angeles For Niles.

Han Jose, Stockton. Gait. lone, Sacramento, Marys-Tills and Red Bluff. For Almaden and Vay For Haywards and Niles U9 For Hay wards and I Klles 3.16 For Ha wards. Riles, and Ran Jose.

For tTres Plnos, Sota Crus, Monterey, and principal Way Stations 0.16 a Ventral Atlantic Ki-- press, ror ugaen and East. ForHtocktonauau Milton: tor Vallejo. Calls-toga and Santa Rosa. For Niles, Ban Joes and lilvsrmom 6.48a 9.46 a 8 15 a 10.15 a 7.10 a 7.16 a 8.1 Or fFor Hacraento, and fnr ITnl.liI'. via Davis For Hay wards and IVIlM siprm, for 8 a a mente, Marysville, Redding, Port lan Paget Sound and East.

Oolden Gate Special, Council Blnfia and FAlt i sunset Koat, Atlantic Kx press for eanta Barbara, Loa Angeles, Demlng, JC1 Paso, New Orleans and East NARROW GAUGE. 14th aad FrsBklii SU. t3.15 AM 8.15 A. 3.15 r. 4.15 Newark and Sao Jose from First St.

only i t7-1 ror xxewara, center-1 vine. San Jose. Fel-1 too. Boulder Creek, and SanU Cros For Centeryille, San 5.44 Jose, Felton. Boulder (.

Creek and Santa Cruz (For Ceotervllle, San) -j Joie. Almaden and 10.44 9 14 a uos jsios A for Morning. for Afternoon. Sundays excepted. ISundays only Saturdays excepted.

I Saturdays only. Fridays ouly tOonnection made at San Jose. LOCAL FERR? TRAINS BROAD GACGK. From San Francisco Daily To KA8T OAKLAND 00 6.30. 7.09 7 3 i40 wx B-8.

10.00. 10.30, 11 OC I2 li s0- i-OO. 1 30, 2 00, 3 31 3 00 SO, 4.00. 4.30. 6.00, 5.30, 6.00 6.11 ij.ufi To FRUIT VALK (riM Kaat i vai ban u- onuj ID olnaiTrai olan sit a rtrt in a 1 aw ay vrr sw, mm nFiRiliriEr.VALK CvlaALAMKDA) 9.8e To ALAMRDA 8.00, .30, 7.00.

1 SO v.aw, 1V.UU, iie.SU, 11. BO :11.30, 12.60, U2.30, i.00, tl 3C 3.00. 13 3.00,1 30,4.00, 4.30,5.00, 5.3t. 6. 6.S0 i.vv,i w.tni, 10.

UK, 11 00, 12.00. To BERKELEY and WEST BSRKKLKT- i.vv, a.OV, 8.30 9.00. 0.30, 10.00, tl0.30. lj. 00, 11130 iax2l, Ji3 30- 100' "MO.

12.30 3.00, 3.80, 4.00, 4.30, 5.00, 5.30. 0.00. 8 30 7.00.8.00. P.OO. 10.00, 11.00 13 00.

To Saa Francisco Daily. F5o1 FRUIT VALE (via Hast 68, 7.26.7.66.8.26 8.66. 2579.56 10.35. 10 65. 11.25.

if. 65. 12.25. 12.65. 1 38 V6- 3 6.

3 38. 8.65. 4.25. 4.66, 6 28 6.55, 8.26. 8.65 7.50, 8.65 9.63.

0 -0 ISi. "SFZtif ALAM.DA)-.!, Fbom KA8T OAKLAND 6.30, 8.00. 6 80 7.00,7.38,8.00,8.80.9.00,9.80, 10.00,10.30 i. 00. 11.30, 13.00, 12.30, 1.00,1.30, 2 00 2.80,3.00.8.80, 4.00,4.30.

6.00 6.80 8 00 8.30,7.00, 8.00.9.00.9.68,10.58. From BROAD WAT, Oaiuxd-9 mlnuU later than from Kaat Oakland. Fbom ALAMEDA 5.30, 6.00, 8.30 7.007.30, 8.00. 8.80, 9.00 9 30. 10.00 IIO.TO.

11.O0, tll.30, 13.00. J13 30 1.00 11.30, 3.00. 13.30, 3.00, 3.30. 4.00, 4.3C. 6.0O, 6.80,8.00, 8.30, 7.00, 8.00 9.00.10.00 11.00.

Faoit BRRKSLKT- and WK8T BKREK 6.65, 6.25, 8.55, 1.25. 7.58 3.25, 8.56. 9.26, 9.65, 110.26, 10.68 J11.35, 11.65, 113.35, 13.55, 11.25 1.65. 12.35, 2.55, 3.25, 8.66, 4.26, 4.55, 6.26 6.65. 6.85.

6.55. 7.65. 8.66. 9.65. 10.56.

CREEK ROUTE. 9.16; 11 16 1.J.D, 3.10, 0.15. 8.16,18.1, 13.16 tandardUme fnri.iabed by Lies Obeervatoo A. N. TflWNK.

T. H. GOODMAN, Pen. Pass. A Tkt.

Agsa Sen. Manager. LOCAL, FERRY TRAINS 9 ARROW GACGK. To Oakland and Alameda From Baa Francisco. a a-TJ6-, r.

716 -7 5 8.15 8.45 -7 -H A. 12.16-12.45-1.161.45-3.15-3. 46- 3.16- 3.45 4.15 4.45 6.15 6.45 6.15 8.45 7.8t 8.80-O.8O-10.30-11.30 r. ia' mo TK KNT AND FRANK LU 8TRKKTS, OAKLAND. TO SAN FRAN CISCO DAILY 15.45 16.15 16.45 7.15- 7.46- 8.158.45-9.15-9.45- 0.15 10 45 -1118 11-48 i.

M. 13.18-13.45-1.161.48-3.15-3.45-8.16-3.46 4.15 4.46 5.16 5.48 9.30 10.30 11.80 P. M. From HIGH STREET, ALAMEDA. BAN FRANCISCO (6.3148.018.31 7.01 9.01- 9.8110.01-10 31-1 1.01 1 1 .31 a.

M. 13.0112.811 .01 1.81-3.01-3.81 4.01- 4.31- 6.01 r.6 01 -8 a7 18- 10.16 11.18 r. at. ISaadays excepted. Sonad Trip TiekeU to San Franelsco, 25 cu TICKKT OFFICE, 631 Market street, nndej Orand Hotel and rotunda Baldwin Hotel, Sao Francisco.

Ssa rsaelseo sad Jiortk Psclfle BaUwsy "The Donaboe Broad Osn(s Roato." COMJMKNCINO 8UNDAT, MARCH 17 1889, and nntll farther notice, boats and trains will leave from and arrive at Saa Francisco Passenger Depot. Market street barf, as fbllows: Leave Ban Francisco. Destine- Hon. I arrive i Franctsor SUIT-DAYS. 8 :00 A l0r.

strir-DArs. Will DATS DATS. 7 :40 a. 8:30 r. i r.

Petal'ma 10:40 a. 8:50 a. and 0:10 r. 10:30 A. ta I 6:05 r.

Rosa. Fulton, Windsor Clover-dale, and Way Stations. 7 :40 a. 3:30 r. 8-00 10:39 a 6flfr 7:40 a.

8:00 a. Oaerae-vUla. 6:10 p. 7:40 A. 6 :00 P.

Sonoma and QleaKllea 6:06 P. 8:60 A. 8:00 A. P. Stages connect a gaata Rosa for White Sol- Ehnr Bprlaas.

Bsbastopol. and Mark West rings; at Ueyservtlle ror Skaggs SprUurs. aad at Clove rdaie tot Highland Springs, Keawy ville. Soda Bay, Lakeport, BarOett Bp rings Navarro Ridce, Meadoctao City. TJkiah, Vlcby Springs.

Saraasga Springs, Blue Lakes, Willi ts twt Cabto. XXCUBSXOir TXCKXTS from Ratal days so Mondays, to PetaJuma, gl SO; to Banta Rosa, 1 36; to HeaktoOnrg, 3 40: to CaoverdaJe, as 80: lo OoerneyMle, $3 71 to Sonesaa. $1 60 to mn 'CU wu ta Gaeraerllle. XUlee.Sl SO. SToaaBaa jraiicssro so J-oms Trenrosl aaV Ralbel Week days: 7.40 A.

9.SS) A. at 11.30 a. S.S9 r. 6.0O r. 8.16 P.

at. BoBdays: S.M a. au.9 a. m. 11 OO a.

1.M p. 6.00 p. e.tO r. bl To Baa fraaessoo Irons Baa Barbel Wee days: 6.JO 78 a 9.SO a. sl 13.46 p.

bu 3.411 p. at, SUM p. M. Ban ayst 8.10 a. at, 9.40 13a r.

is ltr -I To Baa Pranciaoo from Potat TOraroB Wast dayst 6-aO A. Ji0 a. 6.68 1.10 P. 4.06 p. su.

fwSO p. i at. Soadays SA9 A. 10.06 J3.40 Mn 4:08 .,6:30 au i j. i Ob Batardaye aa extra trip will be nafg from Han STandaco "aa Bsfaei.

ieaylna; ac i j. i WHJTINQ, qemeral Maaageir' pETKR J. MoGLTNN, Gen. Paaa, A Tkt. If Ticket Offices at Ferry aad 823 street ad4 SAsw Uaateomtrj w.

(AttiBHiua xicKsn goea ror Sundays itv te PXalnma. 01 OO. to EaataReea. Si ait. Hevidsbanr.

93 85 Ctovsraaue UM.u S3 60: so Soaomav SI sa Notice of Street Work. OK MYRTLE STREET, FROM THB north line of Fourteenth street lo tbe-uorth line of Sixteenth street. Notice is hereby given that the City Council of the city of Oakland, at its Beet-lot on the 8th day of Marcb. passed the following resolution (Number 1S.S03) of its intention to order the street work thereiu described to be done. Resolved, That it is the intention of the City Council of the City of Oakland to order the following street work to be done, to wit: That Myrtle street, in said city, from the north line of Fourteenth street to the north line of Sixteenth street, be sewered with an eight inch vitrified iron stone pipe; also, that branches of six inches one each lot fronting thereon; also, that two ventilating mauholes be constructed one at the north Hue of Fourteenth street and one 277 feet north of Fourteenth street.

Tue Oakland Daily Evening Tribcub is hereby designated as the daily newa-l-aper, published and circulated in this city, in the notice of this resolution shall be published daily as often as tne-ame is Usued, for the period prescribed by statute, and the clerk of thU Council is hereby directed to publish notice of said intention in the form of this resolution, signed by Mm, for a period of five day therein. A. C. HENRY. Clerk of said City CouuciL By Z.

T. Gilpis, Deputy. For further particulars reference la hereby made lo said resolution tbe specifications for street work on file iu the office of ths City Clerk. Oakland, March 21, 1SK9. A.

C. HENRY, Clerk of said City Council. By Z. T. Gilpin, Deputy.

J. W. TOMPKINS. City Marshal and ex-officio Superintea-dent of Streets of City of Oakland. Notios of Street Work.

ON LINDEN STREET, FROM' THK sewer in center line of ift'i street to the southerly line of Railroad avenne. Notice Is hereby given that the City Couucil of the City of Oakland, at ita meeting on the lsth day of March, 1889, passed the following resolntlon (Number 13.K04) of its intention to ordar the street work therein described to be done. Rerolird, That it Is tbe intention of the City Counell of the City of Oakland order the following street work to be done, to wit: That Linden street, in said city, from the sewer in center line of Fifth street to the southerly line of Railroad avenue, be se'vcreii with a vitrified iron Btone pipe ten (10; inches in also, that branches be constructed one to each lot froutlnff on Linden street; also, that one brick ventilating manhole, as per plan in City Engineer oflire, be constructed at the southerly of Railroad avenue. The Oakland Daily Evening Tribvnr is hereby designated as the daily newspaper, published and circuited in this city, in which tha notice of this resolution shall be published oailv as often ss ihe same is issued, for the period prescribed by stat ute, and thcllerkol this council is Hereby directed to publish notice of said intention in the form of this resolution, signed by him, for a period of live days therein. A.

C. Clerk of said City Council. By Z. T. Gilpin, Deputy.

For further particulars reference is hereby made to said resolution and the specifications for street work on file iu the office of the City Clerk. Oakland, March 21, A. C. HENRY. Clerk of said City CounciL By Z.

T. Gilpin, Deputy. J. W. TOMPKINS.

Citv Marshal and ex-oilicio Superinten dent of Streets of City of Oakland. Notice of Street Work. ON WEBSTER STREET, FROM DUK-snt street to Walnut or 22d street. Notice is hereby given ttvat the lty Council of the City of Oakland, at its meeting on the day of Jlaren, hw, passed the following resolution (Number 13.S01) ot its intention to oraer tue street work therein described to be done. Retnlrrd.

That it is the intention OI tne City Council of the city of Oakland to order the following st'eet work to be done, to-wit: That Webster, street, in said city. from Durant street to Walnut, or 2t.a street, be graded to the official snb-grade lor macaaamizing where not already done. The Oakland Daily Evening Tribusb is hereby designated as be daily newspaper, published and circulated in this city, in which the notice of this resolution shall be published daily as often as the same is issued, forthe period prekcribed by statute, and the Clerk of this Council is hereby directed to publish notice of said intention in the form of this resolution, signed by him, for a period of five days therein. A. C.

HENRY, Clerk of saH City Council. Bv Z. T. Gilpin, Deputy. For further particulars reference is hereby made to said resolution aud the specifications for street work ou file in the office of the City Clerk.

Oakland, March 21, lm A. C. HENRY, Clerk of said City Council. By Z. T.

GiLriN, Deputy. J. V. CitvMarshal and ex-offlcio Superintendent of Streets of Citv of Oakland. Notice of Street Work.

ON FRANKLIN" STREET, FROM PUR-ant to Walnut or 22d street. Notice is hereby given that the City Council of the City of kland, at its meeting on the ISth day of March, 19, passed tbe following resolution (Number 13,802) of its intention to order the street work therein described to be done. Retolrtd, That it is the intention of the City Council of the City of Oakland to order the following street work to be done, to wit: That Franklin Btreet, in said city, from Dnrant to Walnut or 22d street, be graded to the official subgrade for macadamizing where not nlready done, excepting the crossing of Twentieth street. The Oakland Daily Evening Tm bune it hereby designated ts the daily newspaper, published and circulated in this city, in which tbe notice of this resolution shall be published daily as often as the same ia issued, for tlie period prescribed by statute, and the Clerk of this Couucil is hereby directed to publish notice of said -intention in the form of this resolution, signed by him, for a period of five days therein. A C.

HENRY, Clerk of said City CounciL By Z.T. Gilpin, Deputy. For further particulars reference is hereby made to said Resolution and the specifications for street work on file in the office of the City Clerk. Oakland, March 21, 189. A.

C. HENRY. Clerk o' said City CounciL By Z. T. Gilpin, Deputy.

J. W. TOMPKINS. City Marshal and Cx-officio Superiutea-dentof Streets of City of Oakland. Oakland, Brooklyn and Fruit Vala Eailroad Company.

NOTICE Is hereby given that a meeting of the stockholders of the Oakland, Brooklyn and FruItVale Railroad Company has been called by the holders and owners ot more than one-third of the capital stock of said corporation, to be held at the store of W. C. Mason, No. 3ul East Twelftt street, or Central avenue, in the City of Oakland, County of Alameda, State-of California. on Friday, the 2vth day of March, a.

d. 1589, at the hour of 1 p. v. for the purpose of electing dU'eetora of said corporation in the pttee of those deceased or disqualified front acting; nd also to do all matters and things which may be deemed necessary and may be properly done by the stockholders to enable tbe corporation to cou-tlnue and conduct its business in lawfal and proper form. This notice is given by direction ot tbe stockhnldeni.

who have called the meetinsr. W. C. MASUJf. Secretary of tbe Oakland, Brooklyn, and Fruit Vale Railroad Company.

NOTICE. Central Paiific Railroad Co. OrriCI OF THB SSCSETABY. 8ak Fbancisco, March, 1819. THE ANNUAL, MEETING OF THK stockholders of the Central Pacific Railroad Company, for the purpose of electing directors and transacting any other basineas which may be brought be- (AM.tha nirlr will ha kld iMk, rfft.m of tbe company in the City of San Frtn- eordanee with the by-laws of tbe eosnpaay.

E. H. MILLSR, Secretary. HnrcdeThat Intprfbrft Wa niarantaa core or ao oar. Hir hoeing ia au its -swoscnen umin aiiai Baatoeasaoa if years expertereav T.

D. ADTR CHr S55 or Clay A Deadly Dose of Opium and 1 Vinegar. tWhither Goea the Soul of th Chinese Suicide. C-'JZionr of Celntial Ksbpoyuoiali Upoa tie Wleneefirtk tit EiBCifertk. Ilia nt me fu A.h Sou.

It might jtut as veil bare been Sam Sins or Tang Fat or any other heathenish combination of Jotters lor aught that the public knew or cared. Bat Them did he come from, what ia he. and where will he go to? That ta all that there is that ia interesting the public about Ah Bon, who committed suicide in an outhouse of the Lask Cannery, at Teniesc.l on Ah Son came from San Francisco. There he kept a little tailor shop, lie was not a leading merchant tailor nor did hebetonzto the Board of Trade. Ue simply went around to various tailors' shops, and there he obtained clothing to made np after it had Bat Ah Sou wanted to be rich.

He wanted to be Terr rich and he wanted to be rich (St, ao fie cam bled. Ha didn't eet ri-h. After all his money had been transferred io the pockets of others he came thoughtfully and quleti over to Temescal, and there committed suicide. That was. the story gathered from half a dozen tad eyed, dyspeptic looking Celestials who carted themselrea ap in the arm chairs of Coroner Iters' undertaker's shop yesterday afternoon.

The most intelligent of the lot, who seemed to be the spokesman of the partv, told the story. His name waa Ah Ynm. Then Deputy Coroner Hart pat on hit Bweetest smile and asked him where a suicide would go to in the hereafter. Ah Yam smiled back at lit. Hart in 'a far-away, sad manner, and without any apparent exertion he answered "Chiog hook." There seemed to be something about that single that aroused the other fire celestials, and there was a series of growls, grants, roans and sputters from i ve throats.

This seemed to satisfy Ah Tarn, and he replied: tie, hone yep chick ah tie." This piece of Information was gratefully received? by Mr. Hart, who asked him politely to translate that remark. Ah It urn again smiled that same melancholy, far away smile, and then in a low, sweet voice paid; "Chinaman he kill be self, all same ero there," and Ah Yam gracefalry waved bis arms about his bead a few times iu a sort of indefinite way. 'Good Chinaman be die, be go there, too. Good Chinaman he walk around, same now.

what kill he self, him pat in big pot, an' him shut up tight, an" him pat in wall. Him noletont. Him like in jail, all same shut up tight. sabe?" And Ah Yam looked inquiringly up into Mr. Hart's 'Yoa take -Ah Sou back China?" esked Mr.

Hart. TTLNo, think not," replied Ah Yam owifeingly as ever. "Him no got money 'nougb. It costs beap big lot money take him. Take tbonsan' dollar.

Him no got tbonsan' dollar," and Ah Yam looked "You bury him and take him back China by and by again asked Mr. who anew the Chinese custom, bat, who nterely wanted to see what Ah. Yum would say. Yep," said Ah Yam in a very off band manner, as if it wss a very ordinary affair, we bury him. He stay ground three, four year', then we 3d him China." l'Waa Ah Sou married?" still asked Hart.

echoed Ah Yum. "No, bin oniy boy; Me guess, not. Him 'only thirty-two. year old," and again Ah Yam smiled' on the handsome and youthful Deputy Coroner, who retired to try and discover which be preferred, the American or the Chinese way of disposing of suicides after death. Then Ah Yam picked up the little box that was found on the deceased Ah Sou, which had obtained the opium.

Taking the little box ia bis hand be gazed mournfully at tt Yep. Him die this way. Him put tin'ger here an' die. Cost Mm heap money. Cost him foar bitty to die, and An xum signed mournfully as he retired to the con-tetuplationof the pattern of the carpet.

ao FK AS CISCO. SlfUnaa Front tat Sandhills om the Western Side of the Bar. D. G. Mulaikey held for forging his mother's name.

Alexander OToole, a house painter, died in a tit. The schooner Seventy-six lost at Karluk river, Alaska. The sea wall contractors commence to work at night time. The schooner Frithiof totally wrecked near Acajatla, Central America. i Mary Stransburger was horribly burned last night and will probably die.

Simon Cohn, ofa Honolulu business house, found drowned at Harbor View. Mayor Pond vetoes the contract and Barry's proposed Fire Department ordinance. 1 Judge CoSey revoked the appointment of Henry F. Price to represent ibsent heirs in the Welch estate. Charges against twelve police officers of sending misleading lesolutions the Legislature were dismissed.

William Kingsley, a conductor on Omnibus Line, was arrested last night for using a "brother-in-law." Mason Long, the "converted gamier" of Fort Wayne, spoke at he pavilion yesterday afternoon, amd am Jones spoke at OfBeUl Beads. ZachT. Gilpin, the new Treasurer. filed his offisial bond for $240,000, be following sureties qualifying la the mounts accredited- to each: S. M.

dbbitt, Henry. MO.OOt; Wilson; J. Macdonough. J3.000; Y. D.

Moody. A. D. homson. J.

W. Phillips. J. Greenhood. W.

P. ones, J. E. Burgles, Morehouse. Montcom--y Howe, $i000r M.

V. Sparks, $5000; Jorgens. $5000; S. Emery, A. Klinkner, $15,000.

Mr. QUpin appointed David Bortree and John mil ton as bis zander Laidlaw. Police Judge vhas filed his official bond, with J. Motfitt and J.J. Hanifinas reaes.

Uek lctare. The sixth lecture in the Lick coarse ven under the patronage of the Soei-v of California Pioneers', will be Ivered this evenine at Pioneer Hall i by Telwsin. Evans of i ritr. r. The subject will be, "Under 1 s-eked fcr Oaklaad M.

tgrara says that the Eosevilla an extensive industry, 1 bv Oakland began i a i iturday at San Diego. irs try the stylish Iveinhardt Seir-fitMng Waist Lining. it, 1213 etmr Wilmington. Worth. Port TowoMDd Frank Barnard.

Btmr Walla walla, Blackburn. Victoria: Goodall, Perkius 4 Co. Mtmr alia, BnhlfTi. Larsen. Kodlak Arctic Packing Co.

Ballad. Monday. March 36th. Btmr 9tae California, Ackley. Portland Btmr nr.

Andflndaen. Nimr Rival. Johnson. Fort Bragg. Btmr Coos Bay, Leland, Fort Bragf.

Scar Ivanhce, Carter. Kf NOTICE For births, an deaths tao late for thia column see firth or eighth page. BOKJS. SAN POUT) la this city, March 24, to the wife of A I aon. FKNDKRSON-In San Franclsro, March 11, to the wife of allace FeDdernon, a son, MCRPHY In Saa Francisco, March 13, to the wife of Frad Murphy, aon.

IRON-In Ban Francisco. March 25. to the wife ot Aron, a son. DOWSING Id Saa Francleoo, March S3, to th wlla or William u. Dowsing, a son.

PLATZ In 8an Fraaclsca, March 14, to the wife of I. Platz. a daucbier. WINTJtR In Ban Francisco, March 24. to the wlte o.

Moritz winUr. a dauchter. BYRON' In San Joae. Mareb 8, to the wife or Daniel U. (Tin.

a dausbter. uakkuli-id un AngKies, ireoruary aa, to uia a ue oi nomas i arroii, a aaugoter. MARRIED. BL 4CKETT-ROBERT80N In tbig city. March 26, by the Kar.

H. U. Rice, J. 8t. Clair Btackatt of Largley, B.

aud Mar Robertson of Oakland. BTKEL-HAKTMEYKR- Ia but Oakland, at the residence of R. Mclntyre, Marcb 25, by the Rev. Dr. Cbapmaa, Oaorge kteel and V.

A. Hartmeyar. SETKRAJClt-BISCHOFF In Kan Francisco Marcb 7, Harry K. Bererance aad Emily' BiM'boff. MALMQCIST-HTTLTMAN Ia Sao FraDcisco March 23.

F. O. Malmquist aud Ida K. Unit-man. THOMP30N-SPESCK-Io Saa Praocisco.

Februaty 23, J. H. Thompsan and Alee Spencer. PkrrEBJlON-OLSOX-Tn Vac. March 12, Nala Petcraon and Christina OImob.

DIED. DAYTON In this city. March 26. J. B.

Day tan, a natlrr of New Jersav. ag-d 60 yaara and 1 month. A Doner of 1849. 49-F aneral TO-MORRO WadDeaday at a r. at.

rrom me reaitiemce lib Tnirieentfe street. Friands iaTltad to the funral. aa Frncisco papers plaasa copy. SAN FORD la this city. Marcb 25, Infant son of Katie K.

and Arthur C. -ianfard. BKBB In ton Francisco, March 25. Mary Ana Debb, a native oi Loadon, England, aged 44 years. 6 months, aad 24 days.

MCLI.KR In Francisco. Martb 2a, Mag daleaa Mailer, a native ef Oater Wshi aaat Ottendorf, Uanovar, Germany, agad i'i jreara and days. PARONI In San Franeisca, March 25, Klvezla farool. aged years ana 7 montns. McLAUUU LIN In Naps.

Marcb 25, Patrick McLangblin, a native of Ireland, aged 64 yrs. JONES in Ban Francisco, Mareb Sidney A. Jones, a native of Maine, aged 64 yeara. Wholesale lid Retail Agency For all common and aojuatfble DRESS FORMS AMD DRAPERS. iUO Papier ache Busts Dress Cattlnc Taught by Btuda-becker TailorBquare and Perfect Patterns cut to measure.

W. M. L0UD05, 224 Stockton street, Near Post. S.F. TY FUNG Chinese and Japanese Fancy Goods 805 WASHINGTON STREET Betw ean Eighth and Ninth Streets, Oakland Bet ice to Creditors.

EeUUeof EDW4RD KREYEXBAGKX, dt-ctattd. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN BY THE undersigned, Delia Kreyenhagea and Edward Kruse, the executrix and executor respectively, of the last will and testament ef said deceased, to the creditor? of, and all persons haying claims against the said deceased, to exhibit them, with the necessary vouchers, within ten months after the firxt pablica.ion of this notice, to the said executrix and executor at the office of James C. attoraey-at-law, at the southwest corner of Broadway and Ninth streets, in the City of Oakland, County of Alameda, State of California, the same being hereby designated as the place of business of the undersigned for that purpose. DELIA KRETENHAGEN aw EDWARD KkCSE, Executrix and Executor, respectively, Of the last will and testament of said deceased. Dated at Oakland, March 5th.

1SS9. JAMES C. B1AK1 IN, Attorn? Estate. i a. aafr Hotice to- Creditors.

EHate ef JOHN ZISQESBEIN, deceased. NOTICK 13 HEREBY IVEN BY THE undersigned, executors ot the estate of John Ziexenbein. deceased, to the creditors of and all- persons baying claims agaiast ue saia aeeeasea to exaiou them with the necessary vouchers, within ten months after the (rat publication of this notice, to the said executors, at No. 96 Peraita street, lathe city of Oakland, the same being the place for the transaction of buslnea. of said estate.

CATHRINE ZIEGENBIIN, MARTIN CETKLS. Executors of the estate of John Zlegen-tein, deceased. Dated at Oakland, febniarjr 2S. 1889. W.

A. NkswU. Atsersiew fes Ex esttstrs. 4 CO CsllfesBsiss treoa, v. BUY USEFUL PBESEHTS CUBES, BLACKE3ABDS, PASLCS DESKS.

ETC, Cw r. WEBER Jfc-CO tJaloa era kldg. ear. res and Stecktot Bta PICEE3 FCIZC3 BASEST. n.

Lesgt, areT4' 617 Broadway, bet las ana xa. sees ot rrenesi oreaa. saxa ic eure dyspepsia. Beware of Germ a aix AjnericBli3itaU)ajoarfoiais PACIFIC COAST STEAMSHIP CO. DISPATCfl STEAM KRS FROM SAN Francisco for ports in Alaaka-0 a.

March 11. April and Mav 10, 25; Jane and July P. 1 1, 24, 29. For Ue i Columbia and Puget Sound ports -9 a.m., at.rch 6 1 1, lo. 21, 6, 31; Apri) and May 6, HI, 16.

20, 30. For Eureka, Humboldt Bay Wednesdays, 9 a. at. Fcr Mendocino, Fort Bragg, etc. Mondays, and Thursdays.

4 P. For Bania Ana, I.oa Angelps, and all way porta Kvery fourth day, 8 a. For San Diego, stopping only nt Los Angelas, Banta Barbaift and Saa Luis Oolspo Kvery fourth day, at 2 r. M. For aorta In Mexico March 27tb.

and 25th of each mouth thereafter. Ticket office, 914, STontgomery St. J00D4LL, PERKINS A Gen. Agents. No.

10 Market street, Sao Francisco, Cal Occidental Oriental Steamship Co FOB JAPAN AND CHINA. Aieamera leave wharf, corner First and Bran-oan streets. Ban Francisco, at r. at. Vokohama and HcBajkoir, Connecting at Tokabama with iteamera for Shanghai sTKAWzm.

1889. ARABIC Saturday. April 6 OCEANIC Tuesday. April 23 GAELIC Saturday. May 11 BKLQIC Saturday.

May 26 ARABIC Taeeday, June 11 OJEANIC Saturday, June 29 Round Trip Tickets at reduced rates. Cabin plans on exhibition aad passage tickets for sale at 8. P. Company's General Offices, room 74. corner Fourth and Townaend streets.

San Francisco, if or rreigai, apply so ue iTamc Manage! at the Pacific Mall Steamshli ComDany's wharf, or at 203 Market street (Union block), Ban Pranciaco T. H. GOODMAN, Gen'l Pasaenger Agt. GEO. H.

RICK. Traffic Manager MQURNIN6 SUPPLIES. A large assortment ef Mourning Materials alwaya la stock. Silk Wkrp Henrietta Cloth, Silk Warp Drsji U'AIms, Court an id's Kncliah Crape). Ftleetlj'c and Ecroyd'i Nana' Veilings, Mearn.

Ins; Hand kerchief, at KENNEDY, QCINLAN 457 to 461 Thirteenth Su Undertakers McivoY McCarthy QlKtSlL FUBKISHINO UNDXBTAKEBS 873 WASHINGTON STREET, tet. 7th and 8th, Oakland, OaL Telephone Everything requisite for unerala at abort notice. ftSNRY EVER8, CORONER Or ALAlTIDA CO. 86S Washington Between 7th and 8th. Telephone No.

284. AKtAim. KISTER BL00MF1ELD, Funerfl Directors ud Embalmers. PARLORS. 1232 12341 San Pablo Avenue.

Opposite City HalL Everything requisite for funerals. Office open day and night. I TKLKPKONKR: BLOOM El ELD, Res. tel. 4S3.

Office tel i 181. KISTKR, Rea. tel. 318S- rjBi, IOBT1C tt. BCCKLBT.

W. V. HAMILTON HAMILTON Sc BUCKLEY, Undertaking Parlors, 836 lStb St. (Diets Opera Honse). Everything requisite fortuneralson short notice.

Embalming a specialty. Orders attended to day or olghu Telephone 435. poastrong (Jnellen, Hi tPacPBOBors v. w. atoJensie) UNDERTAKERS.

fctkst. Telephone 340-fl -aaKBBy2sBBBBBnrsnpBntsfRswBBt Petition for Leave to Bell and Con- Tej Oeitain Heal Estate. IN THE SUPERIOR COURT OF County of Alameda, state of California. In the matter of the application of the fabfola Hospital Association tor leave to ell and convey real estate. Notice is hereby given that the Fabiola Hospital Association (a corporation) has made application to the Superior Conrt of the County of Alameda, gtate of California, for an order granting said corporation leave to sell and convey certain real estate itaate in said County of Alameda, fully deavrlbed ia the petition of ssid corporation herein filed in that behalf, and that Monday, the first day of April, a.

d. 189. at ten o'clock A. si. of that day, at the eonrtroom of the Superior Court of the Coaaty ot Alameda, Department Ho.

One thereof, at the Com thouse In the City of Oakland, la the County or Alameda, have ben filed as the time and place forbear-ins; said application and petition, when, and where any person Interested xsey appear aad oppose tne panting of seed order. Dated March 25. 18W. I CHAS. T.

BOARDM AH, Clerk. By Sobsbt Ksoak, Deputy Clerk. c. mJXLKT, Aitorser tmr Petlttoater. HENRY W.

TAYLOR, Lmnberr Laths, Shingles ANT POSTS. CAJUXXA1 LOT3 A Telephone, 702 olution No. of the City Council of the City of Oakland, adopted March ltb, issy, directing this notice, the undersigned invites and will receive at his office in the City Hall, up ti eight o'clock v. M. of Monday, April 1st, 18x9, sesled proposals for the following street work, to be done according to the siecifi cations contained herein nd in Council Resolution No.

to it: That Broadway, in raid city, from aline 200 feet south of "and parallel with First street, to the north line of Seventh street, exceptiug a strip of land sixfeen-and-a half feet wide lying iu the center of Broadway between the north line of Seventh street and the line 200 sooth of First street; also excepting the portion in First and Seventh streets occupied by the railroad tracks, and for two feet on either side of said tracks, be graded, remacadam-ized, curbed with granite, concreteu to snbprade of bitumen, have iron culverts at the cross streets, have gutters relaid in cement witli basalt blocks, have old culverts and crosswalks taken up and roadway paved with bituminous sand rock. Bidders must tile with each proposal a bond for at least jlOOO, in the inauner required by law. Citv Clerk's office, Citv of Oakland, March 20th, 189. A. HENRY, clerk ef said City Council.

By Z. T. Gilpin. Deputy. Notice to Contractors.

TO AND TO Resolution No. 13 MX" of the City Council of the City of Oakland, adopted March Hth, lnsy, directing this notice, the undersigned invites and will receive at his office in the City Hall up to eight o'clock P. M. of Monday, April 1st, 1S89, sealed proposals for the following street work, to be done according to the specifications contained herein and In Council Resolution No. to wit: That Eighth street, in said city, from the sewer in the center of Chester street to the sewer in the center of Center street, be sewered with a vitrified iron stone pipe eight vj inches in diameter; also, that one brick ventilating manhole, as per plan in City Engineer'? office, be constructed in the center of the block; also, that brauciiesof six ,6) inch opeuings be constructed, one to each twenty-five feet of frontage.

Bidders must file with each pro posal a bond for at least tlCOO, in the man ner required uy law. Clerk's office, City of Oakland, March 20th, 1S9. A. C. HENRY.

Clerk of said City Council. By Z. T. Gilpin, Deputy. Notice to Contractors.

"OURSUANT TO STATUTE AND TO RES A lutiou No, 13S0 of the City Council of the City of Oakland, adopted March 18th, Wa, directing this notice, the undersigned invites and will receive at his of fice in the City Hall, up to eight o'clock p. m. oi Monday, April 1st, sealed proposals for the following street work, to be done according to the sneeincatiors con tained herein and in Council Resolution No. 9320, to wit: That East Twenty second street, in said city, from the easterly line of Eighth avenue to the westerly line oi Thirteenth avenue, be graded to the official line and grade. Bidders must file with each propose 1 a' bond for at least tlOOC, in the manner required law.

Clerk's City of Oakland, Marcb 20th, lsS'J. A. C. HENRY, Clerk of said City Council. By Z.

T. Gilpin. Deputy. Notice to Contractors. I PURSUANT TO STATUTE AND TO RE3-olutiou No.

of the City Council of the City of Oakland, adopted March lStn, 18y, directing notice, the undersigned invites aud will receive at his office iu the City Hall, up to eight o'clock p. M. of Monday, April 1st, 1X89, sealed proposals for tbe following street work, to be done according to the specifications contained herein aud in Couucil Resolution No. 9320, to wit: That Myrtle street, in said city, from the northerly line of Fourteenth street to tb northerly line ef Twenty-first 6treet. be graded and curbed, where not already done, and macadamized to the official line aad grade.

Bidden mnst file with each proosal a bond for at least $1000, in the manner required by law. Clerk's Oftce, City of Oakland. March 1SS9. A. C.

HENRY. Clerk of faid City Council. By T. Gilpin. Deputy.

Notice to Contractors. PURSUANT TO STATUTE AND TO Resolution Xo. 13,807 of the City Conn -cit of the city of Oakland, adopted March 18th, 1889, directing this notice, the undersigned invites and will receive at his office in the City Hall, ap to eight o'clock r. v. of Monday, April 1st, 1SS9, sealed proposals for the foMowlng street work, to be done according to the specifications contained herein aad in Council Resolution No.

9320, to wit: That Laurel or Twenty-fifth street, in said city, from the westerly line of Broadway to a point '407 8-12 feet east of the easterly line of Telegraph avenue be (traded, curbed, and macAdamized to the official line and grade; also, that th manhole covers be raised to grade where not already dene. Bidders most file with each proposal a bond for aMeast tlOOO, ia the manner required by cierk's office, city of Oakland, March 20th, 1889. A. C. HENRY, Clerk of ssid City Council.

By Z. T. Gilpin. Depnty NOTICE! fyOTICB TS BERK BY OIVEIt. THAT OS and after this date we will not Oe repB-aible for any debts contracted any employ ef THg TRIBUNX PCiiLleiHIKa COM-P 4 HY, without written order signed by aa offloag srf the eoaapany.

i TRIBUNE PUBLISHING CO. rabrwry 17 188 vote stood twelve majority against lablite. The iadies thought such a defeat might well be celebrated as a yictorv. Miss Sneiman made a short ipeeih on suffrsge M. G.

Edholm reoorted on new quarters for the Gospel Temperance Home, as the work is so enlarging that more room is necessary. Twenty-four men have been aided to a better life through its substantial help ef food and shelter, and drinking men are constantly seeking its doors. Local option was then' earnestly discussed. Rev. H.

H. Rice, President of the Local Option Committee, gave a good report of work done. Several ladies spoke, urging that the petitions to the Council for local option be vigorously circulated, and a motion to that effect was almost unanimously Tne city was districted by wards and the work "begins at once. The following resolution was passed by a rising Vote. Settived, That we regard any license, either high or law, as sin aud eulv aia.

After singing, the ladies adjourned to meet the second Monday in April. Joy Doubled. Two little girls are better than one, Two little boys can double the fun, Two little birds can build a line nest. Two little arma can love mother best. Two little ponies mutt go in a spaa.

Two little pockets has my little man, Two eyes to open aird close. Two little ears and one little nose. Two little elbows dimpled and sweet, Two little thoes on two little feet. Two little lips and one Utile chin, Two little cheeks with roses set it. Two little shoulders, chubby and' strong, Two little legs running all day long.

Two little prayers does my daritag say. Two times does she kneel by my kid each ay. Two little hands soft folded down. Two little eyelids o'er cheeks so brown, -Two little angels guarding her bed. One at the foot and one at the head.

i American Quten. SUli AND TIDE TABLE. fL I Lares Mr. L.W. I nuu Small.

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Portland. Victoria, XTAWB. Oregon Cmaillla Santa San Joan. BATB. 2 28 28 I DEPART.

worn. Yaqutna Bay. A Japaa Dtera. 31 TO jfAMa. Willamette Valley.

VaiekS7 romouL City ot Saata Rosa Umatilla, Match 27 March 23 Mjue 'O 31 Ana wh porta. HIPPIHQ 1HTSXXIGEHCE. ur 4- 'Arrived. Moitvat. March 25th.

Stmt Hanl1KBv Hall, S3 hoara ftoaa Teatnra; on, to Sntni Transfer Co. Btmr Alaaa4r Doacaa, Saattb, CI boars rrena Lam poo; predoc. to yooJaU.Perklat A StmrBBver Hpring, Hlcrina, iMmbym aa Mimeoas MO kfcla ail. to (ut Jnwa ikit. tttmriewet.

Jobasto. 69 Boon ficorn Baa-Beaaa; predoce, fin Store. or simr aitwhc, omtta. 3rsi nays rroa Boac-Koae, via. HEkohaau 13 dajat Paaa and mdaa, to A OS tt Co.

Max sumr aiejaaaro. Do la Matm, 18 4my from Ooayaaast pwa and attaae, Ootre. ohr EUaa adeUa, CtoariaoB, 4 keen from Bow ana Laadiac lumbar. ttCL XHnclay. Par op rlvr dirve.

t-Jr Alolon, dayafrom Aibloa; lumbar, eo H. Wetherbea. Sent Ci at Saa- IMeae, Scott, from kmtinK ana nabiaf voyagn ara, to Brown a Oodg. pot in araoont of ew reftmng doty. Mtr Jeat Krrbv.

11 Amjm from Cooa Bay: 366 ft tambray to Deaa Co. Kcr Maid of Orleans, Traaaor. 16 day from Colombia River wmber, to the La lobar Co. -v ilfiy -ZS Clearwd. J.4r;Vi Moif da t.

March 25th. PtmrBtt of CaJlfirnla. Ackley, Portias Gcooall, Perkins, Co..