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The morning call., 1891-05-05
PRETTY PETALUMA.
Harrison Mecham's Handsome
Gift to the City.

Editor Morning Call: The "Man Up Tree"
was credited last week with predicting that Peta-
luna was fast becoming great grass.growing
country" which is evidently misprint, a
great grape-growing country" being more like
the thing. for Petaluma baspo idea of going to
grass or seed either. When%hat time arrives
the "Man Up Tree" will descend from his ele-
waited position to mother earth, for he Is averse
10 chronlcing decay of any kind, progress being
the watchwofd OF This section of the country.
Harrison Mecham OF Stony Point has paid
most complimentary tribute to Petaluma. He
has caused to be placed on the corner OF Main
and Washington streets. In our city, magnii-
cent fountain. II is, indeed, an ornament, stand
Ing, from the base TO the figure on top. fifteen
feet and three inches. 1t Is cast in iron and
bronze, and on the south side, in raised letters
appear these words: "Gift OF II. Mecham to the
CITY oiiPetaluma" Surmounting the fountain is
bronze east OF the goddess Hebe. 1t was
placed IN position by l.. l.. Gross Of this city.
This philanlhroplc deed on The part Of Harri.
son Meeham calls for the gratitude and common
dalton oil every resident OF Petaluma who knows
Inc reffeshment and comfort of glass of cool
spring water, and can recognize deed done not
Tor vain glory but f0r The benefit of the general
pubic Petaluma folks ale united In expressing
grateful thanks.
The big dredger, it Is said, will finish dredging
ne upper creek this week, and VIII next week
uIop DOWN ana commence cutting the ship canal.
1hlS canal When completed, will give vessels a
SualeDt shoot from The lower railroad bridge to
the WharYes In this city. Mr. McNear states
mat sailing vessels Will then be able 10 carry
freight from this city 10 San Francisco. aud
oiher points about the bag for % cents ton lie IS
than now.
Monday night the Odd Fellows of this city
celebrated The seVenty-second anniversary of the
order, large number were present and the
their friends.
+. +. Ennis left at the Imprint Office recently
lWlg from an apricot tree bearing cluster Of
twelve aprleots. This commanded admiration,
which was somewhat abaled, however, when
Professor +. 5. Lippitt came TO the trout with a
Dtahch eight inches IN length and bearing twen-
ty one finely shaped apricots
john A. McNea., old Improvement Club, No.
!, Will In few days commence the erection OF a
large earrake-house OH Kentucky street, ad.
joining the American Livery Stables on the
south.
The request of Postmaster McNabb for flowers
10 help swell the floral decorations In San Fran.
cisco III honor of the President OF the United
States was not without results. On Friday morn
Ing The flowers were packed In four huge boxes
ana sent by express 10 the committee in San
FRANCISCO. Mr.. McNabb informs us that there
were al least 5000 Roses in the collection. EN-.
braeing some 10 varieties. MAN. UP-A-TREE.
Petaluad, Nay 2, 1891
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AN UNDAUNTED ACTRESS.

Charlotte Cushman Conquers the PreJu-
dice of LondOners.
Charlotte Cushman arrived in London
unheralded by single paragraph. The
path might be steep and thorny, but toll
would render triumph all the sweeter. The
idea of winning renown by legitimate work
without drawing on a ready-made repnta-
ton dominated her every action. Living
frugaly, she took obscure lodgings in
Coyent Garden, spent the bulk of her time
dancing attendance upon Messieurs the
theatrical managers, and for her pains was
by one and all coldly Tepulsed. Of the
stage, the G0d-given genius of this superb
actress failed to make itself apparent Ia the
person OF woman. who, soOth TO say, was
not cast in fascinating mold, having ply
steal qualities bordering on the masculine.
But as events afteTward demonstrated,
Laurent OF COVent Garden, to take. one ex-
ample, lost clear e5000 by refusing her
profered services at the ridiculous salary of
eS per week.
Returning to London after an unsuccess-
full attempt in Paris to get an engagement
there with an English company, Charlotte
grew more TeSolute than ever, equipped
herself with new letters Of introduction
and once more waited upon Maddox. the
little Hebrew manager of the Princess
Theater. Equally chilling was her second
reception. "Repulsed, but not conquered"
writes George Vandenhoff, with authority.
in his " "reminiscences" she rose to de-
part; but. as she reached the door, she
turned round and exclaimed: Il know
have enemies In this country, but-and
here she cast herself upon her knees and
raised her clasped hands aloft-'so help
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BRIBED BY A JAPANESE.
Customs Inspector Bienfeld Claims Tha
He Was GUusulted,

Customs Inspector Bienfeld Claims That
He Was "Insulted."
Alfred Eaton is an English Japanese by
birth; but If the serious charge against him
is proven true he will be afforded residence
sufficiently long in this country to add
American TO his hyphenated list of nation
alities. Eaton was arrested yesterday by
Deputy United States Marshal Maloney. ON
the charge of briDing a customs inspector.
On Friday night Inspector H. S. Benield
placed Eaton under arrest, and locked him
up in one Of the Harbor Police stations.
Bienfeld claimed Eaton had given him $40
to allow japanese girl on the German
tramp steamer Pemptos to come ashore. and
he produced the money given him. He
further claimed that Eaton had offered $500
to let nine women land or 500 for four.
Bienfeld at last drove a bargain for 500
for one and then arrested the briber Eaton.
who claims to be 20 years of age, does not
deny having paid the money, but claims
Bienfeld made the offer, aud not he and
that his payment of the $40 was made inno-
Gently as he supposed it was a sort of Gov
eminent tax.
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Now York Markets.

NEW YORK. May 4.-The stock market again ex-
hlbted reaetio nary temper to-day, which has
been prominent at times during the last week. and
while there was no great activity outside OF St.
Paul. grangers generally scored important losses
for the day. The trading element which has fought
for reaction for a long time, tOday had the CO.
operation of both London and the West in selling.
The downward movement was uninterrupted until
late in the afternoon, when prices were down from
H@l12 per cent. But toward the close there was
an Improvement and the market rallied, and fina
figures were considerably better than the lowest Of
the day. Governments easier. Petroleum - June
closed at 72c
NEW YORK. May 4.-United states Bonds-RS,
1904 41a's 100: Northern Pacific 271s: Cana
dian Pacific. 1875 Central Pacific. 3lA Union Pa
cihc 5O1s Atchison. 3312: Wels-Farso lac: w est
80.
NEW YORK. May 4.-Wheat. Nav 81 1914. Flour
Quiet CCffee-Sl7 20. Sugar-3ls@3@sc. Hops
Pacific Coast, 20 93212c. Hides-1312c. Copper
Lake Sl3 10. Tin-SpOt, Sl9 o. Lead-Domesuc,
81 2212. Iron-$l4. Petroleun-SpOt, Tic.
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yesterday at Soc D box Peas declined again ana arg
very cheap. Green Peppers, loo 2 10; summer
Squash, S(010c. Receipts were 3S9 boxes Aspara-
gus. l3 boxes Rhubarb 70 sacks Beans and 626 SIS
81 q box for the general run 81 259l rs for fancy:
RhuDarb, 50@75e p box for ordinary and Il
for choice; Los Angeles Tomatoes, 81 50e0z Zos
Dried Okra 2OG3Oc p 10 Green Peas, 75c1$I 70 ZOE
sweet 25950c u sack for field; String Beans 79gci
Dry Peppers 16@920c q NJ Cabbage. 5O960c 2 GU;
Feed Carrots. nominal; Turnips 75c Beets, 81 Parss
nips 81 25 Garlic Ia &c p 10 Italian and 1870
15c for California
Professionalism Covered Breakfast Bacon,
1391312c q D. California Smoked Bacon, 9M
@10c q ID for heavy and medium, s1212t@l3e D ID
for light and 131l4e for extra light; Bacon Sides
1091O14e p 10; Eastern Sugar-cured Hams for city
trade, lie; California Hams, salt, 11G1l 14c q
10; retrigerator-cured. 1214@l212c; Lard. tierees
fornia, tierces 9@914c; half-bbls 9l4@9 Iae tins,
10c pals I0-fb l019c do IN. lO14e; kegs, $40
l0c p 10; Mess Beef, 81 50qS; extra mess do.
So 5000; family do, &ll 90 112; clear Pork,
$40 50@2D; mess do, $l7Gl7 80 p Dbl; Pig Pork,
p keg, S393 %; Pigs Feet, $l3@13 so p bbli
Smoked Beef. 1l34@l2e y ID.
HOPS-Quotable at 27@930c p 10 for good to
choice aud 2212@l25c p 10 for commoa to fair.
HIDES AND PELTS - heavy sated steers ara
quotabie at 715c q 10 medium, &c; light &c p ID;
Cowhides, 59512c . 10; salted Kip, 4c salted Calf,
616I5e: dry Hides. usual election zee: dry KIDS,
&c; dry Calf, 9e prime Goatskins. 4095Oc each;
medium do 25935c; small skins, 10000; Deer
thin ZO6a25c: Sheepskins, shearlngs l0t9 @Oc;
short wool, 3095Oe; medium, 69S90e; long WOOL
90cG$l % p ID. Culis OF all kinds about 10 less.
TALLJW-Far to good rendered. 3%49T4c; re-
fined 5i5G1534c; Grease, 3tG3i4c Y 10.
WOOL-SprIng clips range as foloWS Cholce
Northern, 20922c; Southern, years staple l499
l612c; do seven months, 15@l7c; FoOthili aud Mid
die counties, 1SGg20c; Nevada, 17920e q 10.
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GOLDEN GATE REAL ESTATE
JOHN LEVINSON'S ESTATE.
The Good VIII Must Be Included in Il
Inventory.

The Good VIII Must Be Included in the
Inventory.
Judge COfey yesterday rendered an i'm
p0rtant decision in the matter of the settle
ment of the estate of John Leyinson, of the
firm Of Newman & Levinson. The executor
estimated the value of the estate at 500, coo,
but his inventory did not include the interest
In the good will Of the firm.
The surviving partners demurred to a Pc
tition for an order compelling the executor
70 take the good viii into account on the
grounds that by the articles of copartner-
ship they had become debtors to the estate,
and the only relations existing between
them were those of debtor and creditor.
That being the case the good will in Ques-
ton has to be considered as debt and not
as an available asset to be inserted in the
inventory.
Judge Coffey held that the terms Of the
agreement between the partners did not
justify the position taken by the survivors,
and Oyerruled the demurrer. thereby estab-
fishing the claim Of the heirs to have the
good will and a trademark, which was also
involved in the dispute, accounted for in the
inventory.
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A Premature ExpIosion,

Kent H. Cation, Superintendent of the
Olympic Club, was seriously injured on Sum-
day last by the premature discharge of q
small cannon on board the yacht Linda.
While the occupants of the yacht were
preparing to salute the San Francisco Yacht
Club the lanyard got foul of the jib, and by
a sudden lurch discharged the gun full in
Mr.. Cations face. 1t was feared at the
time that Mr.. Cation lost bis eyesight by the
mishap, but inquiries yesterday gave hope
that his injuries will be limited to badly
diSfioured fGce.
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me, God! IN defeat them' She ut
tered this with the energy Of Lady Mac
rifles. 'Hullop said Maddox TO himself,
's'help me- she's got de shtuff in herr
and he gave her an appearance, and
afterward an engagement in his theater."
The engagement was at go week, and
Maddox cleared some e5000 by the transac-
tIon,-Tle Gentleman's Magazine.
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The Rritish Grain Trade.

LONDON May 4. - The Mark-lane Express says:
A decided reaction in the English Wheat market
has in and there has been an average fail of Is
decrease in the demand from the Continent and
large arrivals of overdue shipments, combined
with depression in Chicago affected prices OF all
Grains. Foreign Mheats lose 2s. Corn receded is
al GO-day's market. English Wheats frmer
and advanced I'd. Foreign WheStS were neglected.
Flour declined 90. Barley Sd lower. Corn IN
settled.
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Three Roy Rnrclars.

Alexander La Loge and Fred Potter, aged
16 years. were booked for the Industrial
School yesterday. With another youth, who
is now supposed to be in Oakland, they
broke into the house of Mrs. Barrett, at
S16 California street. on Friday night and
stole a quantity of silyerware and clothing.
The lads implicated in the burglary recently
escaped from the Boys and Girls Aid
SneiakV.
The morning call., 1891-05-05

MORNING SALES.
Board-40 V Water, e6; 25 Safety Nitro Pow
der S5s; 20 Cal Electric Light. 1884; % do, 1917
StTeet-60 Water, %; "a First National Bank,
ITO; 50 Cal Electric Light, 1884
AFTERNOON SALES
Board-l0 Pacific Gas Imp. S034 20 do. SO1s; s
do, b 3, s01a Is do, A, S012; 100 Cal Electric
Light 1914
Street-I5 Water. 90; 900 Market-street
Cable Bonds, 1922.
SAN FRANCISCO BOARD.
Afternoon sales-10O Safety Nitro Powder, S5s..
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Artists, Reception.

Owing TO the preparations for the Art
Association reception next Thursday the
opening of the summer term of the School
of Design has been postponed for one week
Pictures for the annual exhibition are now
arriving and will be ready for inspection on
the evening of the reception. The exhibit
ton will continue for the succeeding month.
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Chicago AIarAe cts.

CHICAGO, May 4.-Wheat was lower with large
speculative business The opening prices for July
were from 1sc to SIC higher than Saturdays clos
Ing, but declined with some few fluctuations SC
from the extreme outside figures touched al the
opening advanced 1sc, receded 212c more. fluc-
tuated and closed about 4c lower than on Saturday
Receipts $4,000 bushels shipments, $4,000
bushels Rye dull at Sic. Barley nominal
CHICAGO. May A. = Wheat. cash. 81 O4ss- Corn
Sic. Pork-$l2 3712. Lard-$6 S212. Ribs
S6 LIZ. Whisky. 81 II
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Alice A1ien,a Estate.

The win of the late Alice Allen. who left
valuable real estate, has been fled for pro-
bate. She DeQueaths the income of prop
err on Pine st1set. near Taylor. equally TO
her son and laughter, Isaac p. Allen and
Mrs. A. G. Townsend, and piece of real
estate on JONES street, near California, to
Mrs. Townsend.
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sum of money that will be required to con-
duct that institution during the next year,
He asks for $95, GOO, of which SIS, 900 will lie
applied for maintenance and improvements,
and the remainder for salaries. The amount
from the State for the support of aged and
INDECENT persons he estimates at $4,000.
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s-Calcutta. June and July 71s@7I4c; Wool

Bags. 35613Se.
CoAL-weak and in large supply. Coast Goals ara
unchanged, but foreign descriptions are lower, as
follows: Camel. So; Scotch. SO; Australian de.
serlptioRs all 81 So Cumberland. $11 so in bulk
ana $l5 In sacks; Anthracite, Sl2@l5; Colorado
Anthracite, 81 q ton TO dealers
SUGAR-The California Sugar Refinery quotes
as follows, terms net cash: Cube. Crushed,
Extra Powdered and Fine Crushed, ali sac . 10;
Dry GRADUATED, &c; Confectioners' A, 53sG; Extra
e, Sc; Golden C. 434c e ID Bags. "A more than b0ls
The American Refinery quotes as follows terms
net cash: Extra Fine Cube, Crushed, Fine Crushed
and Powdered, $3.50 p 10 Extra Fine Powdered,
65sc; Dry Granuated. DC: Xxx do, Sc: Confec-
TONERS A, 57sc White Extra g, 5$sc; Extra O. SCI
Gnldhn O. 43L q n lhL
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His FriendsRemembered.

The will of c. P. Fairfield, member of
the Cosmos Club, has been filed for probate.
He leaves life insurance policy valued at
$1,000 to be divided between his sisters In
England, and bequeaths his jewelry to his
friends, j. NJ Cunningham, Y. E. Butler
and E. B. Woodward
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San Francisc Meat Market.

Wholesale rates from slaughterers to dealers are
as follows:
BEEF-First quality. 5ia95e; second quality,
sc; third DO. 40lIsc.
vEAL-Large. 5G96e; small Calves 697c..
MUTT ON-Wethers, Sc Ewes 715c.
SPRING LAMB-91z@ l0c p 10.
PORK-Live Hogs. 5D5isc q ID for heavy hard
granted. and 51405 sc for Sight do; stock
Hogs 1294$sc e ID; dressed do 8@S12c D ID.
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English wheat Market.

LIVERPOOL, May 4.-The spot market Is lower
at IS 7ad Cargoes weak at ASS for off coast ass
for Just shipped and ASS for nearly due.
FUTURES.
The Produce Exchange cable gives the following
Liverpool quotations: May, 50 Cd, June. IS Sad;
July, IS 61ad; August, IS I'd; September, IS 714d;
october, IS 74d.
SECURITIES.
LONDON, May A. = Consos, 95 7-16: United
States Bonds = As, 1Z2s4; do AIS, 1o4; Sill
ver 451s; Rentes, 94f 5212c. Bullion into Bank
ef England, 5000.
The morning call., 1891-05-05
THE CHATrEReox.

Hove to talk and talk all through
The whole sunShiny day;
1t doesn't matter whom it's too,
NoreYen what / say.
But conversation despise-
On friends / never call
MY temper II most sOrely tries
When / can't say it all.
-Harper's Bazaar.
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Caught Under a Wagon.

Carl Uhlman, an employe Of Hogan &
Burns, contractors, had his leg fractured
Yesterday by the upsetting of his wagon on
Dolores street. He was taken to the City
and County Hospital in the police patrol
wagon.
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report an indebtedness
$ Here and in New York

Tin and unsold bullion. valued at So 7471 9,
with further shipments to arrive The mine ex-
pensaS for April have not yet been paid.
with bullion to arrive and an assessment being
collected.
9With IS 355 ounces fine silver on hand and fur
Their shipments to arrive as an Offset
sLess $12, 800 due from other companies.
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Inpestment Cnnnanu

The California and Washington Invest
ment Company was Incorporated Yesterday
with stock of 100000 The Directors are .
II. @. Barrow. g. f. Mayne. w. r. Gregory,
J. K. Shepherd. q. A. Turner and (. b.
Barrow.
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HOUSE.
HOTEL.

II Il Hopkins, Los Angeles
L 4 Bailey, san Jose
/ I Mcclellan. New York
r j Il Oden, Vallejo
q w Alexander, San 10 SO
II Lynood, Los Angeles
q Whitney. Newark
ID M Carte. West Point
ID Ham, Lemoore
NJ G Hunt. san Diego
f Marriott, San Diego
q w G Reiter, U 5 n
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Children Cry for Pitchers Castoria.

when Baby was sick, we gave her Castoria,
When she was Child, she cried for castoria,
When she became Miss. she chung to cestoria.
When shehad Children. she gave them castoria.
aug ~ saTuTh Il. 4:
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Money for the Almshouse.
Superintendent Weaver Of the Almshouse
has submitted his annual estimate of the
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CURED
Books on Blood
and Skin dis
eases free.
MY BOY.
T n E S w FIT
SPECIFIC CO.,
ATLANTA.GA.

Swift's Specific S. S. 8. cured my
little boy of scrofula, from which he
had suffered long time. Ihad tried
the best physicians and great quaint
ties of medicines without avail. A
few bottles of S. S. S. did the work.
He is now enjoying the best of health
and has not had any symptoms of the
disease for over year.
w. A. Clayton, Addie, N. @.
SOCKS on stooD AND SKIN DISEASES FREE.
The Swift Specific Co., Atlanta, Ga.
aul4TuThsa IL
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NOTICE-S30O To $3.50: LOTS AT FRUITVALE
~ Station opposite the depot, now offered for
sale At the most reasonable terms as follows:
onefourth cash. balance in 8, y, IS and q months
or In monthly instruments from $40 upward these
lots are the most accessible to railroad con
Eenlences OF any lots in East Oakland. Apply to
JEfFRESS < HIHE or TWenty-third-aYe. Land
Co. IMenththird-av Station. East Oakland mr. II
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OAKLAND HnrEIs-

Y ELSEY HOUSE; UNDERNF MANAGFMFNT
~ Oh. X. WRIGHT. late Of Santa Anal: popular
family hotel; large grounds; fine table: terms rea
s0na0le. Cor. Twenty-fourth St. and Telegraph ave
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THE STOCK MARKET.

Caledonia is assessed 15c.
The Mexican delinquent sale takes place to-day.
The following companies report balances on hand
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Don't cheat ycn2seS ::
out Of q eoocs gmcge bg
taking 2 poor I'M Gatioa
for the genuine Seal C9
Nor tn Carol ina Plug
Cut Tobacco.
fax eo1 o., q.
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RARGAIN-COTTAGE OF 3 ROOMS BLOCKS
ID from depot: price $500: $500 cash. balance in
easy lnstallmentsi houses built 10 order the in
at3lmeut plan.
SlO.00O-Hete1 Of Is rooms and bar; now pays
s2OG per month; $1,000 down, balance in easy
terIns on corner OF prominent street; lot 123xIlO
Windmill and tank; fine water.
Cottage Of rooms; $1,000; S400 down, SIS per
month
Cottage OF 5 rooms, basement: lot 5OKI3 IS: $1,000:
well and large tank just completed; $500 down; $50
per mouth.
largain-Cottage OF rooms: lot 5oxI35; 3
blocks from depot; $1,000; $500 down, SIS per
month; row rents at Sl8 per month
Cottage to rent, furnished or unfinished; lots
500, upward, OF 50, $40, SIS per month Inquire
OF w. Z. MORAN, Lortn, or DUSINBURY &
WURTS, 467 Ninth st., oaklsnd; take Berkeley
train. Sunday engagsments. my2 8 7 5t
THE EVENING BULLETIN, PRICE REDUCED
L 10 10 cents per week delivered by carrier to anv
part OF the city, the Bulletin Is the best oldest
ana largest evening paper published on the coast;
orceTs 10y poStal-card otherwise will receive
prompt attention: once 622 Montgomery 81
GOLDEN GATE REAL ESTATE.
Q2O MONTHLY lNSTALLMENTS FOR A NICE
IDZO new 5-r0Om cottage: bath: pantry: high
basement: Sidewalk; ali fenced; city water; near
station; price $1,000; 500 down. Take Berkeley
train stop at Golden Gate Station, ask Tor q. A.
RUDOLPH. ap3O If
CIn 4 MONTH, $50 DOWN - BEAUTIFUL
'E1O building lots 40xI0O. $500 to 500; streets
graded; excellent drainage system; near station +;
take Berkeley train, stop at Golden Gate Station
Dsk for r. R0EGLE. owner. ADDS II
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SEA AND TIDE TABLE.
In Pacific Standard Time. Computed by THOMAS
TENNENT, ChrOnometer and Instrument
Maker, Is Market Street
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FURNITURE FOR SALE.
LORIN REAL ESTATE.

II FURNITURE YOU Want COOP And CHEAT
see u. hCHELLHAAS. AOs Elexanth 81. des n co
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sHIPPING INT. LLIGENCE.
Arrived.

For Late Shipping intelligence See Eighth Page.
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&Qn0O ABARGAIN N THE MOST DEs!RA-
SDCOOO. BE residence portion Of Oakland, east
Of Broadway alice sl-l, bet 18TH and Dnraut: a
modern s-rOom house, bath. etc. with lot 50xl12:
the above is offered at bargains viii show the prop
eTty TO any party upon application TO our office. f.
W.WO9DNARD & CO, 9O2 Broadway, Oakland. Il
I OTIS II TIE FINES TRACT on FRUITVALE
y ave for sale Oh terms TO suit purchasers: several
hne houses being bt on the tract: only a few min
utes from local trains. DAVID RUTHERFORD,
46S Ninth 81, oakland ap29 limo
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RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.

OCEAN STEAMEES.
Dates OF Departure From San Francisco.
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A Ships Sick omcer.

When the British ship Iredale, Captain
Little, arrived here on April 22d from Lon
don the chief officer, Mr.. Matthews, was at
once removed to the Marine Hospital. He
was suffering from a severe attack of
asthma, and since the vessel rounded the
Horn he had been unable to stand bis
watch, that duty devolving on the captain.
Since being taken TO the hospital the mate
has gradually grown worse. Yesterday he
could only breathe with great difficulty, and
the doctors now give no hope of his re-
aovaru
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CPECIAL BARGAINS AND SPECIAL RATES IN
- FrUityaIe. IN the FrujtYals Tract the part of
Oakland that is improving faster than any her:
only SIT5 lot; $50 cash aud SO a month; this IS
positively The Lest chance 20 get good lot az low
price; centrally located on 14tb St, near High;
greatest Oppor unity in Oakland $ : AUSTIN,
llnl IMentv-tnird Ave. station. mY3 Il
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TOR SALE At A BARGAIN-S2, 5OO-NEARLY
new modern cottage Of 4 rooms aud basement;
lot 25Nl00 feet; central location,
S45O0-Iwo-story house OF s rooms; modern i'm
FrOyements; lot 5Oxl25 feet; fine location.
$500 per acre-l7 acres fine rolling land; house;
barn, orchard and plenty OF water; near Fruitvae,
Apply 10 o. e LOGAN & Co. 4Sl Ninth street,
Oakland. my3 1t