Oakland Tribune from Oakland, California • Page 7

OAB3QAJSTD TRIBUKE. KAECn 28. 1901 THURSDAY EVENING, 1 LEGAL. ADVERTISEMENTS. ADVERTISEMENTS.

COAST LI TO OPEN SUNDAY. Moody, In 1894, was put Into the, presidential chair to keep tha tottering fabric from falling. Thera was no possibility of strengthening the structure. The crash came, the Institution ceased to exist and only a short time ago were the legal, features of the case brought to a close. After leaving the First National Gold Bank In 1S9L Mr.

Moody was Instrumental in organizing the Home Savings Bank, of which he, was the first president. He retained the position about four years, when ha was succeeded by the late Captain Alnsworth, and the name of the concern was 'changed to the Central Bank, which is now at IN i 8 1 KzJu Lb 1 the northeast corner of Fourteenth and Broadway. A few years ago, when Colonel J. C. McMullen was about to establish the: State Savings Bank, Mr.

Moody entered heartily in the enterprise at the lime or nis aeatn, was vice-presmeuL ul-. the concern. Mr. Moody's estate comprises realty, money In bank, stocks and first mortgage bonds. A great deal of the realty and personalty located In this city, and comprises among other things the Vendame Hotel, near Ninth and Washington streets, Gates' stable on Thirteenth street, and a number of houses at Clay and Fourteenth street, together with a number of houses and lots at Twentieth and San Pablo avenue and In various other parts of this city.

Three years ago, when there was fear of domestic friction among- members of the family, the 'estate was appraised at $375,000. Some years ago, Mr. Moody and his first wife were divorced. The first Mrs. Moody is now Mrs.

Addie Hubbard of Preston, Sonoma County. Later Mr. Moody married a Mrs. May Robinson, then a teacher in Alameda. This lady with her daughters, Mrs.

Edwin Gray and Miss May Robinson, reside at the Moody home. Mr. Moody's only son, William Is a- resident of this city. His two daughters are Mrs. F.

Blood and Mrs. Nellie E. Appleton of Sonoma County. Mr. Moody was not a member of any fraternal order and was not a member of any church.

Indeed, he was a pronounced agnostic, a feeling aroused by the fact that his great, great grandmother, Alice Dwyer, of historic fame, was burned at the stake as a witch in Salem, Massachusetts in the dark days of superstition in that commonwealth. The date of the funeral has not been announced. EOF (Continued From Page 1.) Seventh, but Coroner Mehrmann has not been able to learn the Identity of the person making that statement. SON-IN-LAW'S THEORY. City Clerk Tompkins was decedent's son-in-law.

He states that on last Wednesday evening Allman called at V) hrkiian orinartintlw In Kaaf tvJ, LLTAi V. 111 Lil ICOL Ul soirits and stated that he Intended spirits, ana statea tnat ne intended leaving on Thursday for a trip on his stage line which he operated from Caz- adero up the coast. "jn my opinion the old gentleman strayed off and fell overboard," says Clerk Tompkins. KIDNAPING THEORY. There was a report circulated that Mrs.

Tompkins believed her father was foully murdered; that he hadH been kidnaped and held for a ransom; that a medium had stated that Mr. All-man was very ill; that he had been picked up on Eighth street, not three blocks from his home, on night of his disappearance, and carried in a hack for nearly a block, when hack, driver and passenger dropped out of sight. The medium could tell no more but she was sure that though very ill he would be restored to his family. Regarding this story Mrs. Tompkins says: "I have though; that some one had given my father something and had then carried him away to hold him for a ransom." But we know that if such a thing were, contemplated those who were holding him would have to torture him before they could induce him to sign his name to a check," LEFT NO WIDOW.

I Mr. Allman left considerable property. He owned, the southwest corner of Seventh and Clay streets and several houses on either fronting, besides property in East Oakland. He also owned the stage line referred to. His wife died some year's ago and a young i married woman, who has been separated from her husband, has been keeping house for the aged widower.

The housekeeper who declines vigorously to disclose her true name', claiming that she abhors notoriety, Tefutes the statement that Mr. Allman leaves a "Some paper referred to me as Mrs. Allman, his widow," said his housekeeper, "but I regard this as scandalous and an outrage. I was Mr. All-man's housekeeper.

I collected his rents each month and deposited the money in the bank for him; and I am not his widow. I never intend to lay claim to any widowship. There is nothing in theyworld that would induce me to do I am well acquainted with Mr. Allman's daughter, Mrs. Tompkins, and we are close friends.

So far. as the clrifHinstances of his death are concerned I know nothing further than that he left the house Thursday morning, but he made no preparation for any trip to his stage line." Mr. Allman left, beside his daughter, a son! George Allman. who is in business in Vigan, Island of Luzon. George went to the Philippines in the Fourteenth United States Infantry, .150 18 15 09 07 124 65 60 OS 20 10 12 04 2 SO 40' T.afc una Colusa Fortune MINING STOCK3.

rgonaut (Amadorl 2 7S irTl JsrunswiCK tursss Dutch (Tuolumne Ce.li. 15 Llghtner (Calaveras Co.) 2 00 La Fortura (Arizona) SRBta Roffella (Mexico) Viitor Gold Mines (Maryg- Centra' Eureka 1 00 28 1 0C 40 50 Pennsylvania Ccns 4 00 ORDERS FOP. BUYING OR SELLING OIL AND MINING STOCKS (Listed and TTniiFted) PROMPTLY. ATTENDED TO APPROVED OIL STOCKS LOANED ON BY Joseph B. TopUtz, S30 Pine Street, Rcoms 9-10, Sain Francisco.

OIL STOCKS BOUGHT AND SOLD. MEMBER PRODUCERS' if OIL EX- CHANGE. -Country Correspondence Solicited Telephone Bush 335. SHIPPING, STEAMERS TO; ARRIVE. Hyafles, Seattle Mar.

20 Leeleanaw. Seatile Mar. 2D fNome CitySan. Diego 29 ana mo; Mar. 29 Wellington.

Oyster Harbor Mr. 29 Del Norte, Crescent City Mar. 23 t-uracao. r-orfs 29 (Hongkong Maru, China Japan. 30 Pentaur, Hamburg and way Mar.

30 Arequipa, Valparaiso and way. ZD Eureka, Humboldt 30 Lsne- Seattle Mar. 30 Coquille River Mar 30 Coquille River 30 Panama and Mar. 31 Portland and Astoria. 31 A 'PHlnmAAb T2nmr 0 1 Acme.

Tillamook Bay Mar. 31 Queen, San Diego and wy Mar. 31 Costa Rica, Acapulco Mar. 31 Bonita, Newport Mar. 31 Mackinaw, Seattle Apr.

1 Krarven, Nanaimo 1 Ewplre, Coos Bay Apr. 1 Fulton, Grays Harbor 1 Orescent City. Crerrent City Apr 1 Grace Dollar, San Pedro Apr. 1 Pomona, Humboldt 1 Umatilla, ports Apr 2 Rainier, Seattle and N. Apr.

2 A rop fa. Coos Bay Apr. 2 Washtenaw, Tacoma Apr. 2 Mariposa. Honolulu Apr.

3 Corona, Newport Apr. 3 STEAMERS :0 DEPART, gonoma, Sydney and way Mar. 29 Humboldt Mar. 2: Gaelic. Ch'na and Japan 30 Czarina, Seattl? and Tacoma Mar.

30 Poln Arenat point Arer.a. 30 Acapulco, Panama and way 30 Nome CIty Humboldt 3'1 Santa Rosa. San Diego Mar. SI Waiia sinimH irt Ha hi Humboldt 30 Eureka. Humboldt Apr.

1 Grace Dollar. Grays Harbor 1 Bonita, Newport Apr. 2 Roanoke, N. Yr via Panama 2 Argo, Coquille River Apr. 2 Mandalay, Coquille River Apr.

2 Columbia, Astoria and Portland Apr. 3 Fulton, Harbor 3 Queen, San Diego 3 Electric Motors! Electric Motors Rapidly selling. All 'sizes. CHEAPER than STEAM or GAS The BEST the CHEAPEST. The "General Electric" leads them alL We sell them set up at San Francisco prices.

We also do all clashes of electric work and -guar antee results. The Electrio Supply 625 Eleventh at. Phone black 107S. r- Best Treasure Tab'es $2.50. One hundred of them at that price.

Now is your chance. Our annual reduc tion sale for one month. Remember that E. C. LYON Bells furniture cheap.

Immense stock. 410-412-414 Eleventh street, Oakland BED SOFAS. COUCHES. TOMORROW Odd pieces of furniture. Good articles at marvelously low prices, at corner Eleventh and Franklin streets.

H. Schellhaas, nlinn Mil. Vf Craphophones Rented With operator, $1 per evening. Address Earle Warren, SOU Eighth Oakland HICAGO IN LESS THAW From San Franoisco at 10 a. m.

CHICAGO, UNION PACIFIC 6. NORTHWESTERN LINE DOUBLE rawing-Room eep-Ing Cars, Buffet, Smoking and Library Car, with harbor. Dining Cars meals a la carta. Daily Touriat Car Service and. Personally Conducted Exouraions very week from San Francisoo at 6 p.m.

The best of everything. R. R. RITCHIE 417 Market St. Gen.

Agent Taciflc Coast Palace Hotel San Francisco oa S. P. COMPANY 8 AGBNT. Probate Notice. In tho Supericr Court of the county of Alameda, State of California.

i In the matter of the estate of Bridget Long, deceased. Notice of time set for proving will, etc. Notice is hereby given that a petition for the probate of the will of Bridget Long, deceased, and for the Issuance M. J. Galvin of letters testamentary thereon has been filed in this Court, and that Mon-' day.

the 8th day of April, a. v. laut. at iu o'clock A. M.

of said day, at tne court room -of Department No. 4 of said Court, at the Court House in the city of Oak land in said county or Aiameaa, nas reen set for the hearing of said petition and nivin? said will, when and where any person interested may appear and contest Ithe same. Dated. March ZMn, J-'i. FRANK C.

JORDAN, Clerk. By D. A. SINCLAIR, Deputy Clerk. A LUTTRELL, Attorney for Petitioner, 906 Broadway, Oakltnd, Cal.

Spring Goods iiinr inniurn uuui nil mi k.M I I1KKIHFII H. BRIDGE CO. TAILORS HABXET Saa Francisco Op p. falace Hotel. ply at 1T10 Seventh st.

WANTED Girl to swist with housework. 602 Fiilii sti was3 ts-13. A Cala. Automatic 7 oil stocks. Bachelors London Kern River Oil Dev.

Wellington Oil Sovereign Oil Co. Calif. Mutual Santa Maria R- Oil Acacia. Transi Calif. Reck Oil i General -Gleaves OtI 10 Dabrey Oil 3 Bays Ifr 'null ji i i.

I i nirc. ifHii HWfti WITH ANOTHER tlAtll It was becaune the ran away with another man that Furellft Joseph BarftellinI brought suit for a divorce from his oons Mary M. Barde'lini. Judge reene has granted him a decree and nowhe Is happy again. i- i -c se I heir Mr; and Mrs.

Edward H. Lohmaim have leased their Oakland home ta Mr. ant Mrs. William B. Hubbard fcr-the summer months and have taken a cottage at San fateo.

Chinese rilY. Thlg afterroon a small fire destroyed a port'on of a Chinese house on Ninth near Franklin. I WEDNESDAY, March Feb 2. 01 Daniel McMahon ttx.tr Est Bridget O'Connell to Edward Dougerv, 16th- st TO West st 50 103-9, Okd, USiRS $10. Feb 2.

01 Same extr same to same, all Inst same, Okd, $2, $1,850. Mar 4. 01 McMullen fslnsrle to Ju lia A Jacobs (single), all Int 22d or Char ter st 6iPl San Pablo av 13 129-4 being the IS ft lot 40 map of Tuttle Hd tract, Okd, 50 cts, $10. -Mar 12, 01 Thomas Picbon Sr to Tbos Picton Jr. all int AV 12th st 150 Folsbm or'59th st 50 10C being, lot 8 bik 23, Beaudry and Peladeau tract, Okd, $10.

Mar 12, 01 Same to Edith Picton Stone. all int IC-llth st 100 Frlaom nnw 5lth rt 50 100 lot 6 bik 23, same. Okd. 1 $10. I Mav 25 Marv r.lnaonok T.n it! Bessie and Ellen I.

Wall to Laura Fox (widow), all int lot 164 In plot 2, Mountain View Cemetery. Okd Tp. $92. Mar 25. 01 and Grace Mortimer to Lillle Hutchins wf Thos B.

Cedar st 125 Euclid av IOC 124.2(1, lots 6 end 8 bik 15 on map cf Daiev's Scenic Park subj to mtge for $1,000, Bkly, $2, $10. Feb 27. 01-Serah Dixon to. A Mar- shall. Adeline st 189-4 Fairtfew st 42 115 37.85 to beg bik 2, on map of ppty A Dlxcn.

Bkly, $1, $10. Mar 25, 01 Chas Schnelle to Town of Berkeley. NW University av and 10th st th 197.6 to center Strawberry creek th 46 4 1S7.8 32 to beg; Bkly, $1.50. $1,009. Mar 19, 01 Lewis II and Hubbard (his wf) to Edw Prouiv.

Audubon st now called College av 45-2 Haste st 45 120 lot on map of sub Bell ppty, Bkly, subj to a mtge for $6H). $1.50, $10. Aug 13, 00 Home Buil llng Co (cpn) to Maa I. Slaughter, lot 56 map of Forest Park tract, Bklyn Tp, 50 cts, $10. Mar 25, 01 Frank Enos to za Enos, Ellsworth st where same is intersected by linj of an alleyway 12 ft wide extending to Vallejo st and separating Saun- ners joi ana a lot oi ji.iios lroiu iui i-ui.

veyed to Geo Stanley and lot herein con- veyed th 67 144 60 144 to toeg ptn bik A. map of Town Mission San Jose. Wash Tp. $, gift Mar" 20. 01 and Ermmia Dargi-i to 9th st 100 Harrison st t'4-6 75 bik S3.

Kellersberger map, Okd, QCD, $10. Dec 13. Mountain View Cemetery As- jsociatlon to Harry e.na jMizm vvnar- ton, lot 86 in plot 40 Mountain View Cemetery, Okd Tp. $S5. Mar 4, 01 Emllv Hopkins to Frank Todd, lots 16 and" 17 bik Hopkins Terrace, Bkly, $1, HO.

Mar 27. 01 Catherine McGee extx Est James McGee to Ardrew Groh, all Int lots lG to l) bik 1, McGee tract, Bkly, H-50. -ym Mar 18, 01 Alameda Apsr to A anJ A Postel (firm name Postel Bros), Park av S61-8Vj Central av lS5-04 being "lot bik 4, Ala- Mar 20. 01 John and Matilda Arm- otronc tn Allmeila foiintV. .12 Of an acre beg at a pt on side of Co rd No 2013 svv 1-4 or sec Z4 ap on i v-being NW 8.89 chs distant from the Sec In dividing Sees 24 and 25 and fm which beg pt Station 15 of sd Cord Bears 4fi lk.

th NW 4.42 chs 8E 1.91 ChS 8W 2.66 chs to beg ptn Sec 24 Tp 2 SR 1 Mur Tp, grant. Mar 27, 01 Johanna J. Louis Lorenzo, and Wm Shiman to Louise de Vaux, und 7-8 Int 25.89 acres line Cord Irvlngton to Mission San Jose few s.4 chs from NW cor Ids of Hilgard th SE 27.S1 chs NW 2.90 chs NW 1.86 chs NW 6.33 chs NW 1.10 chs NW 4 chs to a stakemarked "J7.18 and 27" th NW chs NW 3 chs 1.82 chs NW 1.73 chs NW 4 74 chs to line sd county rd, th NE 8.25 chs NE 4.75 chs to beg ptn lot 18, on map of plots 1 to 52 and blks A to Ids La Soclete Francaise etc, $3, Wash Tp. grant. I Mar 27, Ol Johanna Shiman as gdn Est Arthur Shiman (minor) to same, und 1-8 int In same, 50c, Wash Tp, $375.

MORTGAGES. Mar 25' 01 Julia A Jacobs to Annie Peller, 22d st or Charter aV 590-1 San Pablo1 av 61 129-4 1-2 ptn Tuttle Hd tract. 1 year 8 per cent, Okd, $500. Mar 27, 01- Michael Terney to Frederick Furnlss, Simpson ave 6S0 Telegraph av 40 112-49 40 112.45 to beg ptn Simpson's tract. Mar 27, 02, 8 per cent, Okd, $1750; Mar 26, 01 and Mary A Dunatin to Hugh Hogan, lot 15, bik De Wolf tract.

30 days 8 per Bklyn Tp, $105. Mar 8, 01 Jas Harlan to Thomas Bedard. 2 1-4 acres bded by High st bv lot now or mly of Wm King, by Ids of Mary Harlan and Ids Est of Secada ded a by Ids of Schultz, Town of Irvlngton, 1 year 10 per cent. Wash Tp, $261. Mar 26, 01 A lvrueger to reatc and Anna Nledt.

lot 64 and l-z lot 4 bik 5, Maxwell tract Town of Emeryvill 3 vears 6 Der cent Okd To, $300. Mar 23, 01 Anton Chrlstensen to Hiber-nia and Socy, 4th st 70 Castro 27 75 1 Inch 25 26-11 100 to beg bik 25 Kellersbergers map, 1 year 7 1-2 per cent. Okd, $1500. Mar 23, 01 Same to same, same, 60 mo instal $20 04 each, Okd. $1000.

DEEDS OF TRUST. Mar 21. 01 and Hannah Quacken-bush to Ferd Rels and Wm Pardy trs Pacific States and BTjo, the 40 ft lot 3 and 80 ft lot 6 bik 10 map of ppty Bkly Villa Assn, Bkly. $900. Feb 19, 01 Arnest to Wm Hen-shaw and Palmer, tr Union Savings Bank.

9th st 100 Harrison st 24-6 75 bik S5, Kellersbergers map, Okd, $soo. Mar 25, 01 Chas and Ernestine A Kruger to Isaac Requa and Garthwaite. trs Okd Bank of Savings, lots 9 and 10 and 8.06 ft lot 8 bik 4 Mc-Kee Okd, $800. Mar 14, 01 John and Nellie Broadie to Same, SE Ashby and Telegraph avs 126. S2 75 147.75 77.88 to beg, Bkly, $2500.

UNLISTED SECURITIES. MINING STOCKS. i'aS Asked. 50 6 win Ofrelda a 20 15 80 1 00 1 10 SO fx'irkwood Badger Mutual Mining Co Central Eureka South Eureka OIL STOCKS. Kern River Little Standard Oil U.

S. Oil and Mining Co 40 60 15 40 12 05 05 08. 1 35 05 25 10 60 3 5 20 45 05 Jewett. Blodgett Beals. Meridian Oil Co Dyer Creek Oil Juanita Sea Breeze Co! irabii.n Oil Asphauum Original Sunset Keystcne Lincoln Oil London Gil Rl Gmse' Century Oil Empress, S'inset Prosprity, Kern River Shasta STOCKS.

BONDS AND SECURITIES BOUGHT OR SOLD BY Porter' Cheney. MEMBER PRODUCERS OIL EX 8TOCK BROKERS. S30 California Street. Eld Asked. Aooey Lana st -p au Eauitable Gas Co.

(poolr.l... 2 00 sanitary Reduction ,100 90 people's Co Mutual Telephone C3 1 1 NOTICE. State and County Taxes for' the Year 19 JO. STATS! ivn w. al taxpayer in the county of Alameda, State or California.

is hereby given that the under-tlgned. Tax Collector of the county ot Aiameda. State of California, la in re- county of Alameda, and that ur accord- Tl pat tari "JL iirovNwcna oi section of the PoilUcal Code of the State of Call- xornia t. Notice is hereby given that the taaess ment book fur itate and ccunt taxea for the year 1900. on all property within the county of Alameda, has bean received By.

ae and that the taxes as shown by assessment book are now due and payable at my offio in the Court Housa f.Vd county cf A.ameda, in the city ot county of Alan.eda, State ot California, every day (txcept legal holi-aaJs during office hours, after the aeo- pna Monday in October, 1300. and as follows; T1' taxe8 on all personal property secured by real property, and one-half Ot the taxes on all real property in the aalt county of Alameda, will'be due and payable on the SECOND MONDAY" IN OCTOBER IN THE YEAR 1900. my office In the Court House of -said Alameda county, situated tn the city of Oakland, in said county, every day tnot a legal holiday) during office hours aa luted by law, and will be delinquent on tha LAST MONDAY IN NOVEMBER. lSOC At 6 o'clock P. M.

of said day. and that unless paid prior thereto, fifteen per cent j. aided to th amount thereof, and that if said one-half be not paid before the last Monday in April, 1301. five' pec cent will be added thereto. And notice is further given 4 hat the re maining one -half of the taxes on all real property in said Alameda county for tha year 1'jOO will be payable to tao under-aigned.

Tax Collector of said Alameda county, aa aforesaid, at the office of tha Tax Collector, as aforesaid, cn and after the first Monday in January, 1301, and nui ua tttunqueri on me LAST MONDAY IN APRIL, 190L At o'clock P. M. of fcald day. and that uniess paia prior thereto, five per cent iii aaaea to tne amount thereof. Notice Is herebv further rtven that all taxes may be Daid at the time the flrat Installment, aa hetaln la due uiiu pay a Die.

And notice la herahv. nrf hr rlvn that In accordance with said 8ectlon S74 of tha t-ontlcal Code of the State of California. and after the second Monrlkr In October. 1900, all the whether first or pmnd installment, before delinauencT thereof. or, if delinquent, together with the per.

aaaea tnereto as is above aex forth, may be paid to me at my office, aa aforesaid, at any time during business hours, as aforesaid, end after be Id SECOND MONDAY IN OCTOBER, 1900. And upon such full payment being made, full receipts for tho tax'es, both first an1 eecond installments, will be given In ac cordance with law. Dated at Oakland. California, thia Itb day of October, 1900. JAMES B.

Tax Collector cf the County of Alameda. State of California. OFFICE OF THE Assessor of Alameda County I0TICE TO TAXPAYERS. Oakland, February 28th, 190L All Persons, Firms, Companies, Corpo- rations and Associations are required to deliver at the Assessor's office, at "the Court House, City of Oakland, County of Alameda, on or oerore April 1st, 1901, a Etatement urder oath of all the both real and personal, owned or claimed by him. her or them, cr in their pepses-sion or held in tiust for others, at IS o'clock meridian on the FIRST MONDAY OF MARCH; 1901.

In accordance with Sec. 5,629, Political Code. Every person who refuses or neglects tn furnish the statement as provided for in Section Pclitical Cede, becomes liable to a fine or one nunarea aonars ana the value xed by the Assessor on their property must rot De reaucea oy tne Board of Equalization. ah nersons owning real estate that has been assessed fiV the wrong name, or errors have appearea on tneir tax diws. are requested to call at he Assessor's ntfirc notify the Assessor by mail on or before Apt 11 1st, 1901.

so that the proper corrections may De mane on mo assess ment roll for the year iwi. ASSESSMENT BLANKS may be ob tained at the Assessor's office, room one. Court House, or from any Deputy Assessor. HENRY P. ALTON, Assessor of Alameda County.

Oakland, CaL'fomla. OFFICE OF THE Assessor of Alameda County POLL TAX NOTICE Oakland, February 83,1301. i. 1i.hv Hvn that tha nuuv? t- rr A Anllar fr.r tha V.or IQiit llll xua. vi.

Is now due and payable at my office, room one. Court Aiouse, or 10 a uvvmi assessor. Sec 3,839 of the Political Code reads aa follows: TTvprr male Inhabitant of the State over twenty -one and under sixty years of age, except paupers. Insane persons and Indians, must annually pay a Poll Tax of two dollars, provided tne same ue paia between the FIRST MONDAY IN MARCH AND THE FIRST MONDAY IN JULY. Then It ehall be three dollars.

qu cifi of ihm Political Code makes it i. r.9 A0erir tn "(ipmnnil Poll UUt a tun Tax of every person liable therefor, and on tha neglect or reiusat oi eucn ikhuh to pay, ho must collect by seizure and sale of any personal ercrert owned by auch person c. ra tt IVR vr Wrann who refuses to give his own namo or tha In any manner obstruct" the Assessor or any of bis deputies in vne coirauun oi the State PoU Tax, la guilt a mis- n- -4 K-Kla to a flnn ttt or Imprisonment in the County jalL or both aucB nne ana imprisvumicni. Only those persons "under twenty-one oi over sixty years of age are exempt. Poll tax must be paid on dement It Mini I I kKktel Aasessor of AlameJi Coual7.

Oakland, CiUIfornia. SACRES MUST BE SOLD. We are authorized to obtain an immediate oner on. one of i the choicest 5 Acre Tracts in the jbeautifttl suburb of Elmhurst, surrounded by pretty homes; electric rs and local trains to San Fran- iscoconvenient; iwill subdivide in- 0 lots at a handsome Price jreduced to worth $5000 2000 can remain on loan. Cash ffer or good, clear Oakland pro perty for equity wanted at once.

REAL ESTATE CO. 469-462 Eighth St. Oakland. LEG 4i Summons. In the Superior Court of the county of Alameda, State or i-aiicornia.

ADELAIDE M. TOWNSEND, -Panttft, GEORGE V. TOVNSEND. ueienaant. i Action brought in Superior Court of the county cr Alameda, stitto of California, and the complaint filed in the office cf the Clerk of B.ild county of Ala.

meda. Nye Klnsell, attoi-neys for plaintiff. Mil tsroaaway, iaiiiana. -auiornia. The people Of tho State of California send greeting to George W.

Townsend, defendat: You are hereby directed to appear and answer the complaint In an action entitled as above, brought a fa ins you in the Superior Court of the county of Alameda, State of California, within ten days after the service on you of this summons If county; or within thirty days if served elsewhere. And you are hereby notified that unless you appear and aps-wer as above required, the said plaintiff will take judgment for any or damages demanded In the complaint, as arising upon contract, or she will apply to the Court for any other relief in tha complaint. under my hand and the peal of the Superior Court of the county cf Alameda, State of California, this 16th day of January, A. D. 1901.

(Seal.) i FRANK C. JORDAN, Clerk. By D. A. SINCLAIR.

Deputy Clerk Probate Notice. In the Superior Court of the county of Alameda, State of California. In the matter of the estate of John C. Wllle. deceased.

Notice of time set for proving will, etc. Notice Is hereby given, that a petition for the probate of the will of John C. Wllle, deceased, and for the issuance to Frederick W. Stromberg and John H. Wllle of letter testamentary thereon has been filed In this Court, and that Monday, the eleventh day rf February, A D.

1S01, at 10 o'clock A. M. of said day, at the Court room cf Department No. 4 of eaid Court, at the Court House In the city of Oakland, In said county of Alameda, has been set for the hearing of caid petition and proving said will, when and-whsre any person interested-may appear and contest th wme. Dated.

January SO, 1901. FRANK C. JORDAN, Clerk. Bv D. A SINCLAIR, Deputy Clerk.

FRED BUTTON, No. 969 Broadway. Oakland, Attorney for Petitioners. Probate Notice. In the Superior Court of tjie county of Alameda State of California.

In matter ot the estate H. Haile, deceased. Notice cf time set for proving will. etc. Notice is hereby given, that a petition for the probate of the will of Charles H.

Haile, deceased, and for tha issuance to Emma 5. Adair or letters testamentary thereon haS been filed Ip this Court, and that Monday, the 1st day of April, A iD. 1901, at 1C o'clock A. M. of said day, at fhe Court room, of Department No.

4 cf said Court, at the Court House in the city of Oakland, in said county oi Aiameda, has been set for the hearing of said petition and Droving said will, when and where any person interested may appear and contest the same. Dated, March 16, FRANK C. JORDAN, Clerk. Bv J. P.

COOK. Deputy Clerk. PARCELLS BROWN. Attorney for Petitioner, Claux Spreckals Building, Sari Francisco. Probate Notice.

In the Superior Court in and for the county of Alameda, fatate of California. In the matter or tne estate or. iot.rx ue 1. Notice of time appointed for probate of Will. Notice is hereby givn that Monday, the 8th day of April, A.

D. 1901, at 10 o'clock A. M. of that day and the Court room of Department No. 4 of Court, at the Court House in the cfly of Oakland, coun ty of.

Alameda, State of California, have been appointed as th2 time and place for proving the will of said John De I'. Teller, deceased, and for hearing the application of Sarah Jane Teller for the issuance to her of letters testamentary thereon. (Seal FRANK C. JORDAN of Court.) I Clerk. By D.

A. SINCLAIR, Deputy Clerk. Dated, March 23rd, A. D. A COMTE Attorney for Peti tioner.

Probate Notice. In the Superior Court cf the county of Alameda, State of California. Irv. the matter of the estate of Pierre Lavprel, also known as Peter Lavorcl, de ceased. i of time set for proving will, etc.

Notice la hereby given, that a petition for the probate ct the will of Pierre Lavo rel. also known as Fetor Lavorel, de ceased, and for the issu.mce to Anastasia Lavorel of' letters testamentary thereon has 1 filed- in this Court, and that Mor.daw, the 8th day of April, A D. 1901 at 10 o7Jpck A. M. of said day, the Court rcom of Department No.

4 of said Court, at the Court House In the city of Oakland, in said county i Alameda, has been set for the hearing of said petition and proving said will, when and where any person interested may appear and contest the same. March 25th, 1901. FRANK C. JORDAN. Clerk.

By D. A. SINCLAIR, Deputy Clerk. CAMPBELL, FITZGERALD, ABBOTT FOWLER, Attorneys for Petitioner, 530 California street, San Francisco, Cal. Probate Notice.

In the Superior Court of the county of Alamedi, State of California. In the matter off the estate cf Emilie Stenzel, deceased. Notice of time set xor proving wm, etc. Notice is hereby given, that a petition for the probate of the will of Emilie Sten-rel. deceased, and for the issuance to Fritz Sterazel and Heniy stenzel cf letters testamentary thereon has been filed In th that Monday, the J5th day of April, A.

D- 190L at 10 o'clock A. M. of said day. atj the Court rocm of Department No. of said Court, at the Court Hmise In the city of Oakland, in aid county of Alameda, has teen set for the hearing of said petition and proving said will, when, ana wnere any person inter ceted may appear ana contest tne same.

Dated, March 27th, 1901. FRANK C. Clerk. D. A.

SINCLAIR, Deputy Clork. N. A. MC'ONAGHY ond A. A Attorneys for Petitioners, rooms 12 and 13 seventh floor, Lluis Lunaing, baa iran cUcO, CaL ThejCoast line will be cpencd for business between San Francisco and Los Angeles Via San Jose and Santa Barbara on Sunday, the Slst Inst.

The Ccast Line Limited, with" parlor car, chair car and grill- (cafe) car, will make; the trip, by daylight between San Francisco and Los Angeles. Sunset Express, Nos. 10 and 9, will be transferred from the EakerEfteld route to the Coist The Sunset Express will leave San Fran Cisco 7 P. Mi' The 'news schedule gives the time of many trains. The nev route Is one of the scenic lines, of the world.

i i. AGU1NALD0 WILL Associated Press Dirpatches by I The Tribune's Special Leased Wire. WASHINGTON, March 28. General MacArthur has cabled additional Retails of the capture of Aguinaldo. The most Important statement in his cablegram is as hope for speedy cessation of hostilities throughout the archipelago as consequence of this stroke.

As result of conferences mw in progress' probably Aguinaldo Will issue orders advising general surrender, delivery of arms and acceptance of American' supremacy." General MacArthur eays that all, credit must be given to General Funston for the: capture, of Aguinaldo and recommends that he be made Brigadier General In the-regular army. BERKELEY TO LOS ANGELES, Mar. 28. -F. H.

Tost, coach of the Stanford University football eleven, Is here en route to Ann Arbor, where heias accepted a position as coach for rext Mr. Yost states that he will endeavor to arrange a match between Stanford and Ann Arbr, to come ft! in Los Angelas next Christmas and, a game between Brrke ley and "Ann Arbor, at San Francisco, for New Tear's Day. U- STOKES, William Stokes, the well known architect, aged 68 years, died today at his residence, 422 Telegraph 8 venue. The deceased was a native of Canada and was well known in this county. BIG BENEFIT FOR KINDERGARTENS III OAKLAND.

The Associated Kindergarten Association of. -this city is. to have a benefit performance at Macdonough 'Theatre, which will be the social event of the theatrical season In this city. This statement is based upon the fact that La Fuller, the enchantress of stage dancing, will be the bright and marvellously attractive star. Added to Jthis is the fact that she will be attended by a of professionals, each star In his or her line, which has never been excelled In this city.

Another interesting announcement Is that these attendants, will form a combination for La Loie alone, the queen of thefdancei having cut loose from the "Highwayman" combination and i appearing as everybody wants to have her appear, as she realjy Is, the greatest attraction on the stage of the day. Atr announcement to this effect was made this morning at the residence of Mrs. E. Beck, 1333 Alice street. at which place there was a meeting of representatives iof the Associated Kindergartens of this city.

The initial performances of La Lole's combination Will take place at the Macdonough on, two nights In Easter week, the daites -et to be set. "The performance wll) opeiy with a comedy, which; will be followed by specialties, the piece de resistance tp be the wild, gentle and beautiful gyrations of Loie and her hundred-yard costumes in a blaze of light and color never equaled here. 4- VOLHEY MOODY (Continued From Page 1.) and has been Identified with many of the moat successful financial ventures which have been undertaken by far-seeing citizens and which have both direcWy and Indirectly tended to advance the pri-vato Interests of Residents and of the city of Oakland itself. He was the inspiration of the First National Gold Bank, although 'he was not Its first president. The incumbent of that office was B.

F. Ferris. Mr, Moody was in the directorate and in the'second year of the bank's existence, or In January, 1ST6, became its president. He retained the position for fifteen years, resigning in September, 1891. While performing the duties of the office of president of the First National Gold he.

became1, leader In the organization, in 1S80, of the Oakland II. mid Fire, Insurance Company, the stockholders of which were nearly all residents of Alameda County. He was a director of the company from the Inception of the concern to 1894, the president during that period being W. P. Jones.

Tha stability of the company, owing. to the fact of the president losing his sight 1 to a variety of other untoward was shaken and, when too hits, PLAY MHO of IS DEAD, The profits in the Oil industry are very-high. FORTUNES have been made and large profits are now being realized upon SMALL investments: 1 The Kern Raver District Is a safe territory over 200 producing wells. I have secured the agency of 320 acres, half section, almost in the heart of the district, at a price far below any thing offered. I am subdividing one-half of the section.

acreg. Into ONE TO FIVE. ACRE TRACTS, and propose selling the same for $100 per acre, one-half cash. This will give those who desire an "opportunity to Invest in the oil fields, own their own land and oil wells and not oil stock of an assessable nature. It is believed by men In the field that THIS LAND WILL.

BE WORTH $500 OR $1,000 PER ACRE BEFORE ONE YEAR. The only object in disposing of this one- half section in subdivisions is to be able to control the whole section Lands surrounding has sold from $1,000 to $.2,000 per acre. Every person who buys one acre of this land for $100, one-half casfi, buys an oil well. In tending buyers must send in their or ders at once. My contract is short and must be completed within thirty days.

Title perfect. United States Patent guaranteed. You receive deed upon first payment. For full particulars apply to or address J. W.

LAYMANGE 460 EIGHTH OAKLAND i 1 or 63a Market San Francisco room 10, a to 5 p. m. HOTELS. Hotel r.letropole. I3th and Jefferson R.

M. BRIAR Prop. Arlington Hotel QUIET AND tfOMCLIKE N. E. Cor.

Washington and Ninth street Mam 1021. Reasonable. American and European ftan. tt. nibbUh awvscwi HOTEL CRELLIN The Moat Favorably located and Leading Hotel of Oakland.

Strictly ftrst elaaa. Corner Tenth and Washington street Oakland. rilKD A. JORDAN. Prep.

Mrs. B. ALX.EK, Froprletot EIGHTH STREET ifcet. Broadway end FrankUa THE LEADING of oar table, caisiae AND LARGEST tiXiL unrn tai Bample room for eeaa- HOTEL IN merdal tmTelera niui sun Libersl Term to Per- UAKLANU manent Boardera Aaaerlcaa Plaa-ClM aatf U49 ear Da Curse JiiUliKEIIHESS CURED White Bibbon Remedy. an be given in Glass of Water 'lea or CofFee without Pat ent'a Knowledge.

White Ribbon Remedy will cure or dn Toy the diseased appetite for alcohclic timulanta. 'whether the patient is a con-irmed inebriate, "a tippler." social drink or drunkard. .1 lmpoasiblefor anyone to have an anpe-ite for alcoholic liquors after using Whi.e Remedy. i Owl Drug company. Broadway ana "enth.

Oakland. By mail, TrUl package free, by writing I MRS. T. C. MOORC, CuouW.

C.T. Usntjrew CI grtp w. iaiindo Hotel served seventeen months, and after berPerless' ing mustered out returned thither to make his fortune. Allman was a native of Ireland. 74.

years old, and came to this Coast in '49. He was prominent in Masonic HEW TRILFOR POWERS Associated Press Dirpatch3 by i The Tribune's Special Leased Wire. FRANKFORT, March 28. The Court of Appeals today granted new trials to Caleb Powers and James Howard, under sentence as having been connect ed with the Goebel assassination. The reversal in the Howard case was by the whole court.

In the Powers case. Judges Howard, Painter and White dissented. The decision in the Powers case holds the Taylor pardon not valid, but orders a new trial on the ground of erroneous Instructions to the jury and admission of incompetent testimony. The Howard decision is reversed because of erroneous Instructions, Incompetent evidence admitted -In the trial and other minor points. Sued lor a Mrs.

Edith A. Folline filed suit for a divorce from William A. FolUne on the ground of deseition..