Oakland Tribune from Oakland, California • Page 8

OAKLAIt I DAILY iTeir To Daj lew To-cUj. WOULD. ing, tad tne bodwas toJBpring Grore Cemetery. 1 THI QAixm. They Still Besiege the' Prealdeat Felt ioree.

aiThe White House was again overrua. to day with callers and office seek era and friends, and the Presi. dent was kept m- from 10 to 12 :30 o'clock In receiving them and listening to their wishes. Senators Dolph and MitcheU beaded the Oregon delegation. Senator Plumb one from Kansas, Spooner one from Wisconsin wnfl large one from Texas was escorted by Webb Flannahan.

Among other callers were Senators Hawley, Piatt, Choice Residenci; SEHCIGUS rwaaWwewlvrV3amaBBJBnMV wwaVWaW 1 i th JJo't3 Government, indorsed by tbe beads of the treat Jrl 1 Vu Jooa anaiyisrs, as tne tltrongest, Purest, and most HealthfaJ Dr. Prices Cream Baking Powder does not contain Ammonia. Lime. orAllnm. Dr rrtce ueiicions Flayoriug Extracts, Vanilla 01 NEW YORK.

CHlCAf JEFFRESS, MITCHELL LOTS! Easy Terms! Low $50 Cash I Balance, 10 per Month! (Ioeladras Interest) This is, witLoat any exception, the best located aa4 cheapest Property in North Oakland, Within 2ls blocks of half hour trains to San Francisco; time, 35 minutes Oakland, 20 minutes. Prices of lots range from $250 to $450 per Lot, According to location. The Harmon Tract Is handsomely imDroveCwitli fina Lemon, Omnjre, Almond, Rose, do I'Uicu baking POWOE CO. SAN FRANCISCO Snccesftrs to E. F.

UELGEB, 1151 Broadway 1151 Thirteenth St. OAS FIXTURES, Household Utensils A' complete Irrreef GARDEN HOSE. PiDMBIN6r CASflTTINC AND TIN-NIK. A SPECIALTY. e.

831. JjiyR Oor STOVES I 1 1 A THCID UJjg) RANGE tion soliclted'before purchaeii All sixes at 1461 San Pablo Avenne UNION LTU Tbe best In the market. M. SAN FORD'S, PLUMBING, GASFITTING AND TINNING Residences, Churches, Schooia, Etc Purchasers wishing to improve, will be given immediate paaession. i Arrangements can be inadeft where by the purchaser can hares a -f HOU 8E Erected, and pay for the sasx on Installments I f.

JOBBING AND REPAIRING IN ALL ITS BRANCHES. furnished eu application Terms- reasonable sod all Estimates sod bids guaranteed. J. C. MCDONALD ARTHUR G.

PLATT, luci uv iur BUlJtUIcrBOii haviner a home of his own. nnlaea is his misfortune to get to our ofica 1 work BROADWAY. Sole Agent for Oakland. Do Ytiu Fat Cookies? READ BELOW. CA GO OFPICB AMD KK8IDKNCB-! 762 Fifteenth Street.

ERjfe PTOSY -AUCTION SAL? enwaaeoWawananwawawas Of HoasehelJ 1 arbiter. Carpetf Wednesday, ataren S7sh, 1889, as 19 o'clock A.M.. at-Be. 19TI Grove street, corner Thirtieth. By order ot C.

Hughes, of removal. I will sell one red plush par lor set. marble-top castor table, lace curtains and cornices, Mack walnut bedroom lets. Dainted bedroom seta hair top and spring mattresses, feather pillows end bolsters, bed clothing, dining-room furniture, black walnut cbairs, glass ware, crockery, fine plated ware, set of China ware, fine tapestry carpets, waterback raiige, kitchen ntensus, kitchen tables and cbairs. gar den and stable tools, etc.

Terms cash. Sale peremptory. ii. MancrSB, Auctioneer, Cottage for rent to good tenant. MASHED AND MAKGI.ED.

An Bight Hundred Pound Piano Palla iwb rufnu or oteire. A handsome piano belonging to Z. Rich man, was being moved, from his resioence yesterday, ed weakes was at the lower end of the piano, when it tilted forward and fell with a crash, masnmg and mangling bim terribly The People's Express Company avoid such catastrophe) by employing ex perienced men to handle their niatios and furniture, besides checking baggage at hotels and residences, to all nans of tbe United Suites. Their office, 423 Tenth street, is also open Sundays Telephone No. 326.

Absolutely Pure. This powder orrrr vrl. A marrr! of purity, strength, and wholnom.nm. Mare ecoaomlcal than tbe ordinary klods. and nonet be told la comoetlttoa with the multitude of low test, abort weight alum or powpba-e powder.

Bold odIt in cann. RovilBiIM9 Powdkk loa Wall rf. At Auction! Auction Sale AT AND EXCURSION ro Dnion-avB. Station, BEAR LO OATOt, On the 8. P.

C. Jt- R. narrow gangs aOmadea- 8ATUBDAT MARCH 30, 188 At is 14.. on the Premise Glendale Tract, Pornaerly Shnw's Raaeh, la tbe very Ctoter of the Oardea BiatrlcC ef Baota Lara Caanty. 1 Auotlan.

230 ACRES, In 10-acre Sulxtdrision, Being tbe Choicest Pratt and Vine Lasxl In the btate, aoea partnf tbe old Hkaw Ranco, now kaown as the Glendsle Tract, Being Part of See. 11, T. 8 8, R. W. This proaerty adJoiDs.

the proralnant aad well known H. J. UI5Bs ORCUARD' TRACT, renowned throngaout Ihe Haota Clara Tally far Ita anrtraled productions ia Prone Plams, Alntonaa, KnglUh Walanta and Table rases his Blum orchard srsraglng $3M par acre areflt. Tbe soli aoea this uboloe pleoa ef hkDd Is almoat beyond meaaare lo depth aad of the brown loam nature. This land, for any person desiring to engage ta Pruit.

Table Grape-nr Berry culture, stands acend ia ooae-la this HtaJe, as a visit le the M. J. Haines orchard ad-ielalBS will demonstrate tne soil being the same. Grasses. Lemons, Liases, Fit, ard: la fact aor of the citrus or Decidanns Irulta.

will! grow prolific and strDg. Tbe Heine pre-eerty la worth traTellng eae thauaand milaa to lait. Painters What Is Does ia tkis SecuW J. B.Oordoa wseeffsred SISjBeO par aas ana for ble predocttone eff S6 acres: C. U-Thomas said l.XOO worth fross Ha an aare: C.

P. Palreh UU from ee Crawford- tree, oo-taiued SS aer tree; D. Wright, from IS acras. averaged e0 par aaansa; SLr. Bent, treat 1 acres, iwov per aaaum.

Do not mil to go en this ezeoecten Rr-amlnetbis land oed parebnee one or aaoro pleeei of the cbeneat load In Menu Clara Co. TBKaf S-Oae-taard ansh. beOaaee ha 1 aad year; interest par ooat per aanaan; le per ooat ta ho paM at tlsne mf pavawhaao. Taaeo for aaoal year be paid by bayer. ASTON, XLBltXBOE et CO On Aeeonntef this Impuetaat WU rna eae ef their repular Oraad Exouraien Trains TS Velea-ave.

Seatleo. near Lea Gates, VIA A LAHBDA AHO SAN JOdE. Ia ta vary Center of the Cheioast XHsarict ia Saata ara Ceaaty. mm aoado with tht Peath raeieetoaat elrsed narrow Oaage), herebv wa wtll ran aae of ear BPS' Ul PIBT CtA8 EXDORSION TKAIltato Intos-ave. amtloa (aear Leo Oaten) via 8aa ioaa.

oe aecoaot of this A Cc-TXON SALS, which wUI leave the P. C. K. It. (Narrow Oaaga) Parrr.

Iheeof Market atreot. W. at A. af Tie Alamsoa aad Ban Jose. SATCBDAT, MARCH SO.

ISSt, TWP Tl CUTS-SI 25 Paeilne ihrengh and leavhss Hon Jeoa at 11 a. fRooad-trlp TVS eta from 8 V. Jose te Caioa-ave. Htaiion. SOe Rotaralac.

leave Caaoa-ava. StaUoa at 1:30 e'exick r. at. Oaalaad aad Alameda enentalonlata ean obtain tick eta on I trala at the enrre of the Alameda mot and at Park at. atotloa.

ana Je eicnraleaWa one obtain Hckem at the Sea Jose iwcet. Barrow-Ooage, Alsaadeo division- a Sao Fraeelace excaraiaakas can obtain tick eta etoer offlc. S18 Market au, oa IRluAT. March all day, and on 8ATTJRDAT MORN IKS, day of tbeecor-iea ap te a. ma after that at the S.

P. 3L B. ap te hoar ef a- m. Frae Oallatiea aad Masia setts Breaada pyasnTPnloa ttnTktMtirm ta this prepetty la the Sneat tree-ttned atreone la this Hteta, nod the Halaee praoerty worth unveiling one Iblimi rt miles VlU. --r Per catalosuee aad fr hat portkmaus lnootre BASTON.

BX.DRIDOB. Aaetloneera. SIS Karhot n. w. Ot W.

U. Ptsj. ii Jt. saata dare at. Baa Joes 7T That Be '('' 'SEIaae -the Bride." George Turner and Josephine D.

i. Valentine, oelerod, Tlsit to the 5 aunty Clerk's office i yesterday, bey secured -a marriage license and expressed their desire to the Deputy Clerk, be joined in wedlock atoaoe. The anxious eouple were in formed that Justices of the Peace wereH Slentiful on Broadway, bat they did not esire to have such an I official tie the. arptial They desired to appear before a higher tribunal, so they inquired whether or not it was possible for a Judge of the Superior Court to perform the ceremony. They were advised that eueh could be done, providing that a judge could be found at that hour in: the afternoon.

John-i Gohrman, who is employed corvine: records. in the Clerk's office kindly consented to help the couple and find a Judge, and they were fortunate in securing the services of edge Ellrworth, who happened to be ia Mj chambers. This ass his Honor's first experience in performing a mamage ceremony but he officiated with all tbe grace and dignity possible. His Honor Judge Gibson always kisses tne bride wben be performs a ceremony. Be tbe story psssed around the Courthouse that his Honor Judge Ellsworth bad followed in tbe footsteps of his brother Judge and bad kissed tbe colored bride to assure good luck.

This morning Judge Ellsworth wss interviewed by a Tribune reporter and asked if he would verify the story of kissing the bride. His Honor remarked: "I decline to verify tbe statement. There is no truth in it whatever." Tbe Judge said that he enjoyed a joke as wtll as any one, but he thought that the matter had been carried too far when a palpable lie had been published in the newspapers, HELPING HIS FRIENDS. Htn Who Never Retaraad With the Altoraey's Pee. Charles Saunders, a young man who helped himself to a merchant's horse and wagon at San Leandro, is on trial lo-uay before Judge Ellsworth on a charge of grand larceny.

M. Saunders says be not guilty, and his atiornev, Welles nit more, win endeavor to convince a iurv that hio statement is the truth. Two of Saunders's friends had been rreted and locked np in the City Prison, and when he vi-ited thm he intormed them that he would era alor au attorney to look after their defense. Then i Saunders visited Attorney Brearty and that gentleman demanded his fee in advance. The young man said be would return with the fee in a day or so, and the next thing Brearty heard was that Saunders had stolen a horse and wagon and was in jsil.

Tne prisoner is accused of stealing the horse and wagon at San Leandro. and selling the rig at Centerville. He went to San Jose and. in his efforts to bave a glorious time, he wound up ia the Citv Prison. here he confessed taking the horse and wagon, but exolainedf that he wanted simply to take a ride.

He as serted that be was the son of James Dalztel of this city, but bis statement was soon proven to be false. TOMMY BURNS ATTACHED. A 8t Brought to Reeorer S150O on a Promissory Note. This afternoon N. J.

Stuart brought an attachment suit against T. K. Burns, a news agent, to recover $500 on a promissory note which has long since been due. This afternoon sn attachment was levied by the Sheriff on Bums' news stand on Ninth street and Broadway. POLJCX COURT.

Henshaw Judge; Tuesday, March 26th: Diuak John Stnckert. fined S40 or forty days; James Croak, Joseph Don ovan forfeited 96 bail each, iiattery-J. F. Jordan, set for to-morrow: J. Rosenthal, set for trial bv jury April 18th J.

B. Grier. fined $30 or thirty days: Maurice Van Epen, fined 330 or thir or days. Violating ordinance Peter Cw-serty; dismissed. Disturbing the peace Joseph Donovan, dismissed on payment of So costs; Frank Perata, dismissed; Louis Carte ro, dismissed.

Misdemeanor W. H. Livioger. two charges dismissed and two others set for trial April 24th. Nellie Murphy.

An important letter addressed to Miss Nellie Murphy is awaiting a claimant at the office of the Galindo Hotel. A Traveling Man's Experience. Mr. C. J.

Smith, traveling salesman or Belford, Clark A Chicago, had the roisforture to sprain his wrist most severely. "I was suffering great he says "and my wrist was badly swollen a fe applications of Chamberlain's Pain Balm relieved the pein and reduced the swelling in one night, and in consequence my work and business wss uot interrupted, tor which I am very gratefu'. Iran recommend Chamberlain's Pain Balm from personal experience." Sold by Weitnian Henry, 117a Broadway. As the Top and Bottom. Our Jerseys are still on top for style-and quality and in the bottom for price.

J. 8. GiLMoaa 3tb Washtea. Fine Table Claret 60c per gallon at Watson 474 Eleventh street. Daor in to George's Exchange, 477 Eighth street, for fresh beer on tap.

choice wines, liquors and cignrs. and weiss beer. FttEE EXCURSION. A. Phillip Pullman Tourist Cars FREE.

Oakland to Boston and all points East and retnra, via Central and Union Paeinc railroad. Reserve berths, tickets etc. Geo. B. Sxamax, 12th Breadwav.

Agent. Da. Bicirrr. tbe specialist in the trtatmeat of indigestion and all lymphatic tsoables arisiaje from that cause, is now pronared to treat all sur--h cases. Office 1060 Broadway, southwest corner Twelfth Oakland.

Cel. Office hours: 9tel2; 1 to and 7 to 9. Aa AeToaLtbo It T-c Man. A well, kaown society man in Oak-' land was asked the other day what constituted a society young saaa now days, 'and hew it would be possible for one (not sssoag th local foar hundred) to become one of that recognised circle. His replv was brief, and to the point being aimply.

"get your evening dreea made at Joe Lancaster's Well Kaewa Tailoriag Eiaperiem. en Washington street, near Teath. and you will always be suecessfuL ShUefc'e CaMrrh Beaaedy. Shiloh's Catarrh Remedy, a marvelous care for catarrh, diphtheria, canker mouth, and headache. With each bot tie there ia an ingenious Nasal Injector for the, more succe-mful treatment ot these complaints without extra charge.

Price 50 cents. Bold Dy Oood N. corner Seventh and Broadway. VtABura 'ToQcaa at Miss M. Bey 1255 tsan Pablo eve.

and 606 16th BU i Ton Know That Thomas Schmidt have opened a new cigar store at 970 Broadway, where they carry all standard brands of cgarssad tobaccos, Jadge KUiwoUh. DealeS 1 H. ruinations Hade President Trouble Expected oa ths Isilunas of Paiimi. Senons Fires: In and Brooilyn. I Supposed Conspiracy to Kidnap Mert Garrett.

tmtaal le tAe OoJUond XWbttee fe California Amcialed Prtsi. I WioiisewH, March 26. The Freai- stent sent toe following nominations to Senate to-day Francis E. Warren of Wyoming to be wtwuoc of Wyoming. B.

P. White of Dillon, Mont, to be Coventor of Montana. Toe benate in executive session to- ais? confirmed the nomination of James sCanner to be Corumb-ioner of Pet- SAVAt MEWS. rktowa-N Trooble Antlcf- the Isthmus of Ftnina. WAsaurcros, March 2a Messrs.

Cramp Sons have notified the Secretary of the Navy of their agreement to the conditions on which the York town as to oe accepted. CapUin Howell of the Atlanta, under ata of the 15th tnst. from Asplnwall, anforoas the Navy Department that there is no longer any danger of doting or insurrection on the istluaus. The destitute laborer, earn of. smaller number than has 'fceen reported and all are quietly tak- advautage of the transportation offered by their Governments.

The 15th was the day set' for the discontin uance of work, but there was abso--Intel no excitement among sbb poorer classes, nor ap- nsnbensioa of trouble by ruose ia better circumstances- The Jafcsghab. Consul had shipped about 2000 eatitate Jamaicans to their homes, all est whom left quietly. Only about had been shipped by the United States Consul, who considered thai there was no longer aay hkeli- stood of trouble, Captain Mc air, under date of the 30th of February, from Shanghai, report fully to the Secretary of the Jaavy the particulars of the riot at Chin JUang. He transmits his aceount of tne estimate of the value of the prop erty destroyed and photographs of the jaoncipai places damaged, His ornate about $103,000. The property iwtooxed to British-Americans and Gun.

The greater part of it is Brituh. -A FISHY 8TOBT Attempt to KMatp Bebert Garrett of Baltimore. rfJuaxTMOBc; March 26. The American laaa aetory from San Antonio, that plot has been discovered to kid i Robert Garrett and extort larce for his release. The scheme i roiled by a Texan detective, who learned that the attempt was to be la by Mexicans.

Garrett and party far this reason abandoned their Mexican tap and went to Florida and instead. Jk. ITEAHKR COLLISION Itfna- la the Dnwilu of Thirty mt Sato Paaaeagere aad Crow. loxnos. March 26.

The Spanish IsaoBers Mindanao and Nissayas col-JlaneeHn Manila bay, Phillipine islands. The Mindanao sank immediately and thirty the orew and passengers were tat owned. The survivors were taken -ens board the other steamer, which vseaehed port badly damaged. SSSCAPB CUT OTP. TJTaetery Operatives la a Baralac Building.

Hear Yoax, March 26. The shoe factory on the corner of Broad-way and Cent avenue, Brooklyn, was burned down. Twenty are reported injured. several killed, but there are no particulars as to the names. Before the firemen arrived the stairway to the tapper Soots, where many men and fjirl workv -aught fire, and all escape the street was cut off.

Many girls 4nx themselves headlong; into the street. Thefcuilding burned was A. Owers's shoe factory, and forty-five men and were employed in the shoe and in the brass foundry of StetK Dill oiier in the same building there fifty employes. It is probable the earliest reports concerning the were exaggerated. It is aeppoaed that a number were killed and some are At 3 o'clock this afternoon it is re-' parted that only one person is known an bt missing.

J9h Lose by aa laeeadlary Flro ia a Chicago Wareheose. Chicago. March 26. At an early BWur the great central wareboese of tie Aldaianle Railroad, on the corner of Rash and Water streets, was destroyed Saw tre. The loss is probeMy a million eaaOara, telly insured.

The Ire orixia-sjtedtnthc basement, as.4 is andoubt-mUfot incendiary origin. It was a Government bonded ware feooaa, SO percent of the contents be -fas; teas and coffees in bond for import The ownership is widely dis-vtricmred. Perhaps the heaviest losers -are Fitch. ITowlani 6 'k. of this city, -wrho had worth of Uaa ia the hnUdiag.

The other Chicago firms who I property in the building, bat the soant of whose losses is not known. a B. Lathrop Hillyer CeuFelker at Strn. Wineman. Conant W.

r. Peel Robert Jeffrey Co-, and the Union National Bank. Oatstde fir3S which lose by the fire are A Southwotth and F. 8. Conant Boston;" Seigfred A Biandenstein, San Krancico; Eppera.

South, Wlnd-anan Carter, Haw ley Ck, Georre W. Lane and W. P. BosMsa'A CoU i Wattaew JTwaoral rala. 0cikiati.

March 2a-The Mst-levs laneial train arrived this morn the Faulkner. Manderson, Stewart, Hoar, Alfison and Wilson of Iowa, Congressmen Hauk, Perkins, Wneht. Atkinson. 8. 8.

Cox Breckinridge of Kentucky. Cutcheon Dorsey, Farquhar; ex-Congressmen Bntler. Horr and Tucker, Generals Price snd Ekin, snd Judge Holt. At 12:30 o'clock the callers were shut off. as a Cabinet meeting had convened with all the members present.

CHARGES AOAIM8T SKW, He Frovoa That There la Kotblaf la Tnom. Washibutok, March 26. John C. New. nominated to be Consul-General at London appeared before the Com mi tee on Foreign Relations to-day and reDlied to the charges made against him of having mismanaged and appropriated to him self trust funds placed in his keeping.

New was exonerated from these charges by the Indiana courts. THE CHAE CHAW PINO CASE May Be Hoard on Thursday Afteraoen by the Court. WASHihOTOH. March 26. The Su preme Court, represented by the Chief Justice and Justire Miller, met this morning and adjourned until to-morrow.

The Justices who attended Ihe Matthews' funeral will return to Washington tomorrow afternoon, and it is expected that a resrular session of Court will be held on Thursday, when it is possible that arguments in the Cbae Chan Ping case may be made. NEW WATERWORKS. The System at Vaneoarer, B. Prove a Soecesi. Vahcowvkb.

B.C., March 26. At 11 :10 o'clock last night the water from river across Burrard inlet reached this city through the pipes of the Van couver water works io. across tne mouth of the harbor. Many uovel en gineering difficulties have delayed the enterprise, but Vancouver has now a water supply unsurpassed in quantity or puriry by that of any other city on the continent. BE IT TO Kit ALDERMEN.

FeurofTbetn Arrested for Violating the Election Laws. New Yoax. March 26. Aldermen Charles Goetz. Charles M.

Jackson, Morris Isaacs, and Edward Butter were arrested this morning on indictments found by the Graud Jury, cnarging tbem with violating the election laws. Charles, alias Silver Dollar" 8mith, a member ot the Assembly from the Eighth district, was subsequently taken into custody on the same charge. THE OKLAHOMA PROCLAMATION Is Approved Bat Not Tet Made rablle. Washibston, March 26. The Okla- hama proclamation was considered and approved at a Cabinet meeting to-day, but up to 3:30 o'clock the State Department had not been authorized to make it public That may be done late to-night.

BISHOP OF MILWAUKEE. Dr. Cyras P. Knight Installed With laaprootlve voromoaiea. Milwaukee, March 26.

Dr. Cyrus F. Knight was installed in tne Episcopal chair as Bishop of Milwaukee Diocese at All 8aints' Church to-day with impressive ceremonies The cathedral was packed to its fullest capacity with people of distinction from all over the diocese. TO SUCCEED SENATOR CHACE. Tba Rhode Islaod Loglalataro Votlas; for Candidates.

Peovidebce. R. March 26. Both Houses to-day balloted separately for a successor to United states be a tor Chace. The total vote by both House for each leading candidate was: Dixon, 41; Wetmore, 28; 01ney 16.

The total rote cast was 106, remainder being divided among seven. Joint bal loting will take place to-morrow. THE KING OF HOLLAND. Ho Ia Declared Iocopaeitatod Proa Traaaorttoa; Buluu. Ths Hague, March 26 The formal declaration that the King is incapacitated from doing business was made le the lower house to-day by the Prime Minister.

Will Pay Doirar for Dollar. San Framcisco, March 26. William J. Heney furuituie dealers, who made an assignment three weeks ago, have arranged their affairs to the satis faction of tbeir creditors, paying dollar for dollar, and will continue their business as formerly A Tarloty Theater Bow. Spokabe Falls, March 26.

The ptamicfe't Palouse City special says that this morning a row in a variety theater resulted in the death of a man named Howard from San Francisco. Five arrests have been made, and the town is intensely excited. I Bx-Soaator Coaaoas. Wa8hiwoto3. March 26.

Ex Senator Conness of California was on the 1 or wf the Senate to-day. He wui congratulated on his hale appearance by the older members of the Senate who served with him in reconstruction days. A Ftaao Maker Dead. Bxaua.Iarch 28. Theodore Stain-way, 8teinway Sons, piano makers, died to-dav in Brunswick.

As Aseta-eaaeat. Boston, March 26. E. Cumminga ft Company. leather dealers, have assigned.

Their liabilities are about $300,090. Joha Brls-nt Dylr-c. March' 28. John 'Bright's physician says he is gradually sinking Eartleh Raeing. -Lokdoh.

March 26. The Dnke of Portlaed's filly, Semiaola, won the Brocklesby stakes at Lincoln to-day. A. rcu. line of etasfic stockings, abdominal sa pportsad crutches, in el eisee: also trasses, which will be fitted if desired at the Central Pharmacy, old PostotSce building, junction of Four teeath and Broadway.

111 Si sawana- CtS CO I auiioa uio uit U11C Lo aula, neiitti IOT Maps, Circulars, Etc, to 466 Eighth Street Amusements. OAKLAND THEATEH To-NIghtLast Night ruaSDAT, MARCH 6th, 1 REILLY WOOD 'S NEW BIG SHOW Direct from the East, prior lo tbetr eagage-meit at the Bush at. Theater, 8aa Francisco. TBE VAIDI9 TWIN 8I8TEB8, Tbe greatest living aerial pel-farmers la the world, aad tbe LA RGElTand MOOT JCXPHN-(sIVK BPHOIALTY COMPANY Uiat baa appeared on the Pacific Coast. Including a Large BhASS BAUD and ORCHEHTRA, preeenteBc tbeOXLT LtVY CO Ra KT HO LO I who will be seen at each parade and parformaaee.

The whole at Popular Prices 5, 50 and 75 eta. Seats now on at KlrklandATrowhrldkje'a drog store, Tentb and Broadway, and Oakland Theater box office ELOCUTION AND DRAMATIC AST SEOBOB ALLIN WATION. A KBaTIK WI1.MOT Beg leave to call attention to their new method at preparlag puplis for Parlor, uipit. aad Btaae, wbicb in ft.anded on adaaee aad. com oson sense.

At Is 1 LalOT ralara to ler e-eard as Independent star, as starring gap pert to Booth. Barrett, Ward, Jaaoaachek; Mayo, and others, an as an lnstracte' In Sloenllon aad Dramatic Art In York City. at It. WATWX'K eiperlence as snot He', leader, and actor, cevere a nerld ef eight jers, individual aid claea given and amatenr pradncilona directed Stoaio, OA VIS BLOCK, career Wasaangtoa aad Bleventh streets, Oakiaod. JUST PROM OVBR THE SEA I AaB He.

lAHOX'9 6 BEAT VOHLaV I JS TT S3 Bevenlh and Market streets, Oaklaad. One week, comsiendw sroadax Eveninav March B6o. Two Grand ljhiat.lons Gaily afterwards. Admission SS oeanv. Children audef 1 a IS eenta.

OAKLAHPTHCATER TWO NIGHTS ONLtY! Tkarsday a Frldij. Karek 28 Z9.V Asaertca'a Repreaantattvo Coaaedlaa). SOL SMITH RUSSELL Bnpported by a seperh eompany.BDder the managesBent ej fred O. Berrer. ThuredstT Kveninsc Mar.

28. Mr. Rasaellla hia eiqnlaHely tender aad UMiehinx comedy.reprodoeed at Baldwin Theater two weeks to- entaasiastle andlenees. en- titled; A POOR RELATION, FEID AT. March 33th, Mr.

JtoaseJl In i fnaaiest of all funny coiaedles, xaTrXgQTTTTTP The great comedian will appear' in all his sketches aad sing his Hatest -aoags in "BawitCHJtJ." Popalar Prteoa. i S8, BO. aaa 75c. Beatanow fbr aale at Klrkland A Tmw bridge's drag sioreaed Oakland Thaatr boa etaUat.e.aadS, OXTV TVTAKK3L Betall Tisahwa la Beat QaaUly Mr Freaa htaase oa hand verv ea; aoaajaaf aUkUia. Oakland Hospital HOTEL FOR INVALIDS E.

II. TVOOIiSKY, M. D. Sarfsea aad Pavsieiaaia Chief, TWELFTH STREET, Betwooa At ad 1 son aad Jacks on Streete OAKLAND The laatrtctieo Is healthfully, pleasantly, and conveniently located, occupying an entire block hi a quiet neighborhood, surrounded by elegant private residences and yet within foar rtvate reatdencoi and yet within foar the Central Pad Ac and narrow gauge and accessible to their stations by the loess or i mlheartn, Brooklyn street cars. The sewerage facilities are perfect.

The wards aad prtrate rooms are large, tunny, well ventilated, and appropriately furnished. TUe tmlMtag exteriorly, together with Its awund la aStracliTS interiorly the. wood work Is of soMd a nd carved walnut, the mantels of parses Italian marble and denaxn, nod the walla dee seated with exqnislta frsacoaa. The Heepttal Section, oom prising Barvlcal, Ifedleai, and Convalescent Wards, Is separated from the eoeMoa tor Invalids, each department beine provided with special corridors, bath room. eiorSMcal appnancea, etc.

Staaot, Medicated and Klectric Baths, and all the appointment of a Brat class general Hospl sal, and an tbe Mqalremeaie, conveniences and co asm rat of a private Home air Invalids are bare ijrovlded. i The Matron la an eipe-lenoed narse, and the aorsea aad attendants i mala and tamale) are weU trained aad reliable. TKRM8 (Invariably In advance): In SIS per week km Private Rooms $35 to 40 per week Two persons in room, each. 18 to SO per week HO "EX IP a CHAROJW, Ia coaflnemeat cat aa addlUonal faaof $35 will he charged. Patients In priva rooms deal ring special nnraec In constant attendance, will be charged 93 6U per day extra.

PbysiciansI good standing will beallowed to maintain and treat private patients ia this laotitation. i I WISH TO ANNOUNCE My Friends and Old Patrons TItTi E1VI ornBtas St NEW MEAT MARKET) 1317 Telegraph Aveaue, wrrn thi aer ecrrtv FRESa AND S4LT MEiTS JClnlly soi letting tne pavtronago of the pnhlic I am, reapecUnily, HENRY ROBERTS. Too Lata for Olaaeifcattan. AKTID-OIKL FBOBt 1 TO 17 yearaoU to aasurt la Heat three ia i sUyi Call at ia Broadway. mneiacs T7OK HAV.B.

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