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FOR RENT-ROOMS.

EoR RENT-UNFURNIsHED- LARGE COM
L municatins psrlor rooms; hrst hoor; north and
sSsss ssird aosr eSs .sssn ~ &
y &! d1ol sonaR
floor front unfurnished room; other ous suitable
TnfT5nishs q Ecoms; terms reasonable Apply to
EOR RENT-rwO coMMUNIcATINa UNFUR-
in 9Nst house good location with heat, and bath
1s%h sa''f fnSa to
+ furnished rooms 1t 1924 h st. NV sesS-5t'
EoR RENT-DoUBLH pARLoRs. FIRST FLOOR,
an,:ss.s dIs.smakeri also pleasant farnshsd
EoR RENT-FURNTsHED ROOMS. SUITABLE
2l1 = st. n w.; brick house. se23-3t'
EOR RENT-A NEW ENGLAND FAMILY HAVE
9i:asd al:e Aiming room and psra al use Of kitchen il
FOB REMT 3 ssoI 18th ST. NV. FUkSIsgID
FOR RENT : THREE CONNECTING ROOMS.
fu5nishsd or qnfulpshed second floor; references.
Call l230 New HAMPSHIRE ave. NV. se23-3t'
Ss:Ss.s single suite isss 8: Gs@s
EoR RENT = ONE UNFURNTsHRD ROOM ON
ply S46 st. NV. se23-3t'
FOR RENT.A BEAUTIFUL oD-sToRY FRONT
ssntsmss1 IN With every convenience caterer in
furnished rooms rst door, Riss txo on thrS
With or without board. 1885 P st. n. W. se23-:3t'
EoR RENT-UNFURNIsHED FLAT OF FOUR
and 10th st. n. see2-4t.
EoR RENT-THREE BEAUTIFUL ROOMS. IN
Il ff1-p cd py,A hr,, ,xilh all
mod imps:; also third story-front room. furnished
furnished rooms suitable for iight housekeeping.
es1s and
116 Carroll at. Sc. SEQ ST.
EOR RENT-PLEAsANT FURNISHED ROOMS
all mod imps no ehildrsn ip the h9yse' Sop,
9th ST. NV. se22-lm'
E0R RENT-coRNER 9TH AND MASS: AVE-.
L large nicely furnished front rooms. with board
house thoroughly heated se22 In
EoR RENT-LARGR sECoND-sToRY Fl j
ncar pay s Gsd a On eG e sae
newly g:s!yered furnaces large closets. 1928 st.
E0R RENT-ONE HANDSOME sOUTH-FRQNT
oct l. second acor one hall and two large rooms
2 Sas MRS
so.2-3t.
EoR RENT = THREE OR MORE SPLENDID
ing colored family references Exchanged Inquire
after p. IN, 2201 14tb st. NV. se22-it'
FOR RENT-17l1 ST~THREE CONNECTING
i rooms. southern exposure. newly papered and
painted. with new mating on floors in tins central
location references. sc2s-:s'
DOR RENT-l2oI 10TH ST n W, CORNER OF
Il 81. nicely furnished sums front rooms on ID and
ID floors. with board; furnace and ouen fires q re
closets erences. se2o-3
DOR RENT-13}5 n ST. COR l4TH SECOND
Il story front room; south and vest exposure: large
oset furnace hesr Tarle oard Pe;erdn-.s s"10-tj'
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FOR RENT-FIATS

Tor RENT = FLAT OF TWO UNFURNI L D
rooms: third floor; private bath east. suut west
exposure price $40. Il for light housekeeping, SO
references. go 9h st. NV. se24- 81
TOR MA BEAUTIFUL FLAT OF THREE
unfurnished rooms, suitable for light hogsckee'
ing or will furnish Iately for gentleman. "a
9th st. N. W. sa.i b
E'OR RENT-UNFURNr SHED FLAT or FOUR
L rooms. suitable for llht hous keeping; 1'so two
furnished or unful nisied rooms: in new house. lis
4th ST. ne. snflm
ESOR RENT-A FLAT IN THE STORY BUILD
Il ing 10 parties without children; seven roo and
bath: bay windows; porch in rear; steam heat, ele-
vator and att tendance IL 18th st. NV. selo-lSt'
L'OR NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. FLATS: FOUR
L rooms each 2d and 81 floors. range hot water
private halls, baths and meters cheap rent 70
yearly tenant: near ca de 261S ST. sel3-l6t'
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LOST AND FOUND.

r OsT-GOLD CHAIN AND LOCKET WITH PIC
i and charm at ached. in herdlc between
receive reward. IT.
OsT-BrTv ZEN 18TH AND 18TH SITS. ON
a rc awe n ~ y, ysS s1rne 80
9y,neSS o. account Q, association, Reward. VET
I OsT-THURsDAY NIGHT. SILVER PIN, WITH
~ dime baRse and picture and words ,,old NH
WILLIAMS. 3l7 st. NV. It.
I osT-sEPr. % IN METROPOLITAN CHURCH
y NJ ST. bet 18Th and 18th. or in going from to
reward returned ned to e. <
HUGHES. 1147 Goth st. nv ss2+2t'
n.ss Ok S4gnS .b . or EnD.Y OF
name of Fan $40 reward If returned to 5i4 q =.
to TGRs KARI BAKkR SSys5amsnt Is'nii.x
I osT-sATURDAY. ON 9TH ST. BETWEEN
- snd T SITS. NV card case containing small
81 'R on sa snd .:s'
Il. It.
T EFT-IN BOARDING HOUSE ON CAPITOL
andara reaso 1d resata a' aaa MN fitS
ave- rs owner cannot find houses se23-3t'
l. shs9 I'll F.Hlsa IT
ward given if LETT with j. DUGAN. cor. 3,d and N
-
y l4th and SITS. black and tan setter PUP. Reward
Tst Est 90 'A" -'' HIS f''0'e''' H. w. DA ses3 81: 49,
SrRAYED OR sTOLEN-sATURDAY. SEPT. IT.
NATION Of same. J. W. RIDdwAY. Box 90. Hyatts-
vile, Nd. se233.s
I OsT-ON THURSDAY. A LADIES' GOLD RING
- containing six pearl. arranged somewhat In the
turning same eo si7 .f NV VIII % ''"''1ss
I osT,sATDRDAY EVENING. ON 9TH ST. s.w
~ or 9TH St n W: or at ball grounds, watch charm
JOINT. cUILfSSNE. $40 9Th s.. aw :sesta!
FOR SALE-BICYCLES.
EoR SALEzPsYcHO SAFETY BICYCLE; NEVER
month month Apply = Wv 80
Eok sALE,coLUMBIA LIGHT ROADSTER
isi q a. e. address or e: 81
ENOR sALE-RAMBLER PNEUMATIC SAFETY:
full nickeled AMI entirely new cost so the best
Sars IN ever offered cheap for cash Add ess H. W.,
EOR sALE-oNE VICTOR SAFETY, PRRFFoT
lady q gentleman, $40 Instaiiments taken. THE
MANICURE.
MADAME PAYN. MANICURE AND OHIROPoD-
w ist. !o3 18TH ST; y; w;.rhs only Importer and
isT GOODS sou,h u Nsx forS NJ and oaih0R0D
STORAGE
THE SAFETY STORAGE AND VAN OONYANY.
4 wsrehouses Nos 10 and II = st n-s.-SsoFsrs q
dsssS ~. ssc s,ss
ai Essss 70 9xI cspossi ..na-, Asxs1 1kEoo:
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TOR RENT-o624 ST. NV; SIX ROOMS AND
4 bath s2o per month.
y 81.

se36-,w CHARLES EARLY. 500 18th s s.. NV mo
ENnR RENT-l501 VERMONT AVE. FACING
L Iowa Circle; Possession given % tober go pcr
month; 10 rooms. Apply to JOHN T.. BEAII. 1921
a.. selelm
Tor RENT-pY p. n. uoLrZN.N, REAL Is
tate and INSURANCE Broke. 10Th AMI F sts- u
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WANTED-HOUSES,


NTANTED-MODERN BRICK. NINE ROOMS OR
w more; northw st or Capitol Hill; must be cash
barCatn state price and place prefer to des with
se24-2t'
WANTED FURNISHED HOUSE; ABOUT 8
~ rooms; north of and west of 18th; for member
of CONGRESS- ctober l.
se24-3t. - r.. S. DONALDSON. 7O5 18th NV.
NlTANTFD-TO RENT-A NICE SUBURBAN
w house Of eght or nine rooms for o small family
Of Adults must he convenient to Address A. W.
1l12 New Hampshire se23-2t'
WANTED - AT ONCE LARGE FURNISHED
w house Cor renting rooms; good location. f. J.
B.. Star office. se233ts
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W house Of eight or mine rooms for small family
81 q, H & nus e W cars ADDRESS
WANTED = AT ONCE LARGE FURNISHED
:, hoGse ior renting rooms good location To-, e
D.. Star ONCE. se23-3t'
u,NTED ,IICCEII,NEoITo
" y, ~ = VI ~ ~ W ~ 20
MAN D--FCOYD-U.Np PIANO CHEAP
w 49, !, ~ l., ~ -.
sell COG stoys and lsaigE stove usl spisd isas
n. se24-2s'
ANTED-F bs BnI Or REM P il,i, no SM,
BRoWSE. Star oiiice. e ii:
XvFASTFD-TOP PURCHASE GROCERY DOING
w good bU-iness; northwest preferred. Address,
VIZ ~, ~ . sIaT once gxo
" Tiey en- bUy Rafers siIHer ware tabie linen
e Ta@ G Gs w 4Ri si, one S '1sh
cah with Samples. se343t.
ytTANTFD-CASH PAID FOR FCRNITURF CAR
rfs 6ss SC Gnt bS
binds Of repairing aud nnholstern< done short
St. n. W. sea
WANTED TO RENT A SMALL, TRACT OF
w land near city for a term OF years Address
-, ..H' oui'aia ave. ,,@.
" Vale 81 90 MN, Fo- al al
on = " TRIIF Nati'nai uusen Pi So ~:
ITANTED-MMs wAsHINGTON,s SCHOOL OF
pss Gu ling, is now for E. the
AAE. WASHINGTON, 15l6 st. NV. se23-2t'
NVANTED-ALT. KINDS OF sTAMPs. z. S. De
IN 7 "a agf2sp Pms h7toiGai Papf-s
J. H. HOUSTON. 40l Missouri ave. n se20-St'
WANTED AND FOR sALE-HOUsFHOLD AND
store s FSft Sss i Pl0mf
ard liberal dealing A. c. WINSTON. G1 nh se21
{yTANrFD-TYPEwRITP RENTFD-RENIN6-
rates frSt-ciass rlachines only: no old trsd.i-in
typswriters; deliysrel free; ,old installments.
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THE SAFETY STORAGE AND VAN COMPANY,
Il warehouses Nos 10 and IL st. n-s.-Storsrs q
household tufnitu,e. pianos PAINTINGS and mirror.
Separate fooms DESIRED Haullpx p snd ffom rsnt
SSsss s6S iAss-s., 49,
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EDUCATIONAL.

SCHOOL OF LANoUAGEs- FRENCH. oFnuAx
ppor !, iss e, spsnish and English
France. Principal sssissed 6y full cons OF ssnss
Natural method employed Fan term couusus0
yc3o ~ Casees now forming. Apply 20 100 -
Aosk ave. iof terms and nee ssaal isssoa- ssSs~
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COUNTRY BOARD.

HUNTERS WHO ARE POND OF SPORT WILL
Il tnt coed game country and comfortable GUAR
t. ~ plHins % Mrs. y. B LEE. widewater r. %.
s aifo.G county, Va. seo4-3ts
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MISS MINNlGERoDE Is PREPHRFD 70 p
SspsSs. y drsx prsas seo oss,rs inssrscte
perstory 20 entering the Corcorsn srSrri 81 ~ ~
Lay OF AT.
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By 6. J. BLOCK.
seH2-3t Real Estate and Insurance. 80 =. 2 W.
E'oR RENT-THREE-sToRg BRICK. 81" NEW
L York ave. IL rooms, bsth SC. s.1o. Also larle
brick III llth ST. NV; L. rooms halh ce,lar fur
mace. Sc 500. ALBERT r. FOX.
seI235 900 Il 81 n W.
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ixTED-GTRL FOR LIGHT H0CsEwORR ~
" fzta q two white rfsTred' 20 home or say
Va-nsG Ne avru-e n ses--5ts
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N|ANTTD-A REGIsTFKED DRUGGIST; ONE
" 81 f-st-cisss references and long experience
reQuirei Ailr-ss CAIsICrM. star ofiice. "a 3
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WASH'N DANENHOWER
se24-N Cor. 18th and q n W.
II r REST-PART OF FURNISHED HOUSE;
verE desirable; Will b. sho wn and after 20 p.
m. E42e y ST. n. W, nea- 18th. sJ2i-Bts
IHOR RENr-FUR. OR UNFUR.-A LARGE
L double house; a. nj. cpntainina, - rooms bath
and ore rooms; Handsomely p2rered and decor ted
ren 10 month; completely furnished il desired.
l2U2 rs St, cor. New Hampshire ave. s24-eolm'
EOR RENT-BY OSCAR ". WHITE 9sOF ST
y Ie2 2lst 50 NV, l2r 81 Al 3 ne, S24 30
031 It ne, 6r......o1 50 tgsg u st me- 20
Office rooms in several buildings on ST. se24-3t
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NE-aVTEp-A WHITE GIRL FOR GENERAL.
W h.sds-~ m n family Of fcur. Cali Sunday with
T-f--enrrs. 90 ST. 4 v. It.
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H-ANTFD : TWO STOUT WHITE BOlS As
w keIrers in q candy factory. Apply at 35 Penn
a. ava n. ee-H--L-
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IVANTED-A sTOCr COLOFED BOY WHO CAN
W r.-d .nd Wit 70 help around stable and stlEo-
Ar.ry a pa ~ az N " IT.
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MADAME PAWN MANICURE AND CHIROpOn-
IVA ist. 1o3 18TH ST. n. w.-rhs only Importer ana
Manufacturer OF FINE MANICURE and CaiROPoD.
Isl GOODS south Of New YORK. nocsl-tr
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1,1l X 81 nv. 900
1927 10th ~ NV. 81. ..s:l
l0l7 Connecticut ave. 10
S'34 18th IT NV. .........15
1910 18th st. .G5
40 \ st..-............ 90
1850 Qst..........z2..S 20
zoos Sunderland pl. .s3. 80
ISHFD.
Sc cor 2lst & r SITS nws2o0
= " - bet l9th and 18th. 20D
Conn ave bet II and y. 200
18th bet II and ". over
looking Conn ave.
with stab'e.........9n 300
Cor 10Th and Fsts NV. 200
II Ut he' lath & Doth SITS. Us
Ibet 18th 4 10Th SITS. i66. 81
n 81 bet 18th and Conn
ave- .-.-.....- los. 81
18th st fronting Nc
Pherson square. l66 81
DeSales st bet Conn.
av ami Eth st. ...l66. 81
jefferson place bet 18th
: and 10Th SITS .........1S0
II - bet 10Th and 10Th. 10
Goth ST bet o 4 p SITS ...l25
J jefferson place bet 18th
and 18th sts. .1o3
18th bet 7 and Y. ZIG, 81
VI ST bet 18th and Is h. 100
z st between 18th and
~ , SITS 100
Sunderland place bet
10Th and Goth SITS. ....1oo
18th Ut near Mass ave. 100
Florida ave NJ Mas. ave. 90
= st filth & 18th. 80. "a
z st bet 18th & 18th SITS 80
18th bet W and Bound
airy sts. 30
. ST bet l4;h and 18th. so
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ss24-3t THoS. Il. STiHI.. ass La. ave.
E'oR RENr-FEOM OCTOBER l-HOUSF III
Sth -. NV; rooms and bath. Apply - sth 81.
NV Rem. $40 i'er month. se2i-:3t.
nor RENT-HiNDSoNE FURNISHED HOUSE
L In desrab e location. Ar!ly Iowa 81 81. It,
LrOR RENT-HOCST 1905 Q IT. W:6RO MS
l. and bath; rent 49, Key 1903 r ST., room lO.
se24-2t-
TO- RENT-NEw HOUSE, nth ST NEAR II
Il n W. 10 rooms bath furnace he e elegant loca-
ton. H. b. DoNALDsgN
saSS-3ts at
The morning call., 1892-05-22
Alameda.

1t is announced that the Cohens will set
back their fence, which projects several
feet on the sidewalk on Central avenue east
Of Versailles avenue The fence has been
an obstruction for several years, and It's re-
moval from the present line will be a bene-
fit TO all the property in that neighborhood
Five young ladies' and one young man
came to Alameda yesterday from Oakland
and entered a cherry orchard on Webb
avenue. They were ordered out by the
owner, but they did not 20 fast enough. and
a policeman was called, who escorted them
to the City MarshaPs Office They were
then allowed TO 90 their way.
Rev. MIR. DObs0n of the Unitarian church
Will exchange pulpit to-day with Rev. \.
A. HaSktll of San Jose.
All Sam, Chinese storekeeper on Rail
road avenue, has brought suit against B.
Larracou to recover Sill 20 damages Lar
rac0u conducts laundry, and recently his
chimney fell, and smoke sparks got into All
Sans store. setting fire TO some clothes
which lie values at the amount sued for.
T. BOehmer and j. +. Ward of the Ala
media Improvement Association. and II.
krusi, a civil engineer, went over the route
Of the proposed road to San Leandro, by
way OF Bay Farm Island, yesterday. At
the next meeting of the association. they
VIII submit an estimate Of the cost. The
project is very popular with the people of
Alameda, and will, no doubt, be carried
ont
The morning call., 1892-05-22
BORN.

BRACLAWSKI-In this city. May 90 1892, to the
wife OF NJ. j. Braclaws&i, a daughter.
DE CURTONI-In this city. May II, 1892, to the
wife of I. de CurtOni. son.
CAROLAN-In this city, May 20. 1892, to the wife
OF Lawrence Carolau. a son.
SILOVICH-In this city. May Is. 1892. the wife
OF Captain John SHovich, daughter.
sTUPARICH-May g. 1892. to the wife of p. J.
Stupartch daug gliter.
ISAACS-In this city. May 10. 1892, to the wife OF
Joe ISaacS. son.
CALLAHAN-In this city May 3, 1892, to tie wife
Of I. j. Callahan. daughter.
LANDo-In this city. May 10. 1892. to the wife OF
Morris LandO, 4 sOa.
LYNCH-In TINS city. May 10. 1892. to the wife OF
ID. I. Lynch. son.
NICoL-In rh!s city. May 81, 1892, to the wife of
Henry Nicol. daughter.
GLISXMAN-ln this city, May 81 1892 TO the
wife Of I. GlIsxman
TRAYEES-In stocktou. May Is, 1892, to the
wife OF Thomas Trayers, son.
RUPERTS-Iu Seattle. Wash, May 4. 1892, to the
wife OF John f. RHPerts. u daughter.
The morning call., 1892-05-22
Berkeley.

Members of the faculty of the State
University have formed a philosophical
society and will hold meetings every Mon
day evening. Professor Rowison Is presi-
dent.
The State University graduating-class
viii be given a reception on the Friday
evening before class-day by Acting Presi-
dent Kellogg.
Ex-Town Engineer King is making a sur
Yey of Peralti Park.
Conductor Wallace of the local train and
j. q. Bracket have settled their difficulties.
The conductor charged Bracket with draw
ing knife 10 stab him during a row over a
commntatiOn ticket. 1t mas been amieably
agreed that Mr.. Wallace was merely trim
ming his nails and lad no thought of hurt
ing the Southern Pacific man.
L. EmmersOn has caused the arrest of
Roundmaster Hughes on a charge Of
Illegally impOunding EmmersOn's goats
and demanding tribute before he would re-
lease them
The annual "Blue and Gold" of the uni
versity will be Issued in June.
The morning call., 1892-05-22
FROM ACROSS THE BAY.
JottiDgs From the Athens OF the Paeffi
aud Its Suburbs.

JottiDgs From the Athens OF the Pacific
and Its Suburbs
Editor Keyser Of the Oakland Journal is
next-door neghbor to Mr.. Ringolsky.
whose mO0n-bayihg dog drove the editor to
such desperation that he asked the Police
Court to order its determination. Judge
Ogden yesterday ordered the owner te do
away with the nuisance and lie promised
to DO so.
Thieves have resumed operations in Oak
land. Several burglaries have been re-
ported IN quick succession. The latest was
that Of Friday morning when a Broadway
restaurant was broken into, the till Tiaed
and a quantity Of cigars stolen.
Harry Mason of Eighth street says that
be was not killed at Yuba City the other
day. as announced in the newspaper dis
patches.
monthly dividend of 80 cents per share
has been declared by the Contra Costa
Water Company.
The preliminary examination of j. NJ. J.
Kane. charged with illegally voting at the
The morning call., 1892-05-22
Sunday Diversions.

A Sunday afternoon can be pleasantly spent at
The Piedmont Baths, Twenfy-fourth street, near
broadway, Oakland, indulging in the luxury OF
swim In Tie pure filtered salt water, or watch
Ing the antics Of The many swimmers aud divers.
The Iledmont Baths certainly is now The fav-
ored resort for the patrons Of aquallc sports
attractions Of the large swimming lank account
for The constantly Increasing attendance The
water Is as clear as crystal, aud the new $4,000
flier is an unqualified success.
The opening concert OF the season will be
given next Wednesday evening, the 25th inst.
by RllZau's band Of sOlOists, aud il promises to
be quite fashionable event.
The morning call., 1892-05-22
The Result Of Merit.

When anything stands test OF so years among
a discriminating people like the Americans Il is
pretty good evidence that there is merit s0me-
where. Tne value OF a medicine Is best proved
by its continued use from year TO year by The
same persons ana families as well as by steady
increasing sale. Few, If any, medicines have
MT with such continued success aud popularity
as has marked he introduction and progress OF
BRANDKETH's PILLS, which. after a trial OF over
80 years, are conceded 10 be the safest and most
effective pureatlye and blood purifier introduced
10 The public.
That this is the result Of merit, and that BRAN
DRETH's PILLS actually perform all that is
claimed for them, is coneIHsiVely proved by the
est favor are those who have used them the
longest
BRANDRETH's PILLS are sold IN every drug
ana medicine store, either plain or sugar-coated.'
The morning call., 1892-05-22
ARMED FOR THE FRAY.
Neither Side DESTROYS Of Com
mencimg HOstilities.
The Oakland Waterfront War Disappoints a
Big Crowd Of spectatOrs-Davie's Side
Gains a Point.

Ats o'clock last nj ght warllke pTeFara-
tians were being made to contest possession
OF tie Oakland water front from the Alice
street bridge 450 feet west to the bulkhead.
O Those on one side were J. +, Dayie, H.
NJ FITZGERALD and j. NJ. Bassett, lessees oil
J. =. Dameron and others, who claim OWL
ership through the old "oyster-bed grant. ="
On tie other side was L. II. WO0lsey, ex-
Deputy Sheriff. with squad Of men who
had appeared the night before, acting under
orders from the railroad, and notified Davie
not to trespass, as tha land belonged to the
Oakland Water Front Company.
RAILROAD TACTICS.
An day they had held possession of
barge belonging TO the railroad company,
and which Dayie had moved outside Of the
line Of piles that he had begun to drive On
Thursday.
Woolsey's men moved the barge partly
back and made il fast TO shore with two
cables Davie was expecting The NOolsey
crowd 10 make an attempt TO get the barge
back to It's original position. and be and bis
men were armed to prevent It. No shots
were fired, however.
A WATCHFUL ENEMY.
About o'clock Davie put his men on the
piledriver and resumed the work OF driving
piles, seemingly paying no attention to the
men on the barge, who were not more than
10 feet away. Finally the piedrver
reached the first cable. 1t was in the way
and was promptly cut, W0Olsey's nen look
ing On meanwhile and the crowd On the
banks hooting and cheering.
Soon after the next chain was reached
and It was also severed. Then tbs boots
grew louder and quiet Woolsey and his
men were made the butts Of many sarcas-
tic remark from th5 crowd. They stood on
their barge aud gathered in their chains,
making no resistance TO DaYie or his pile
driver
ARMED NEUTRALITY.
Chief Of Police TOmpkins, who, like
others, had been expecting trouble, had
force Of officers on hand, but there was
nothing for them to do. except to note the
ease and skill with which Davies men cut
the chains.
On the whole II was pretty much Of a
farce, but there is danger OF a riot at any
moment, as each party is fully armed.
DaYis has said that he will defend his lease
with his life.
THE BARGE SCCTTLED.
The piledriver kept at work as long as it
was possible TO see. WOOlsey and bis men
remained on the barge, though it was grad
ually filling with water. II had been scut-
tied, but Dayie claims that his opponents
uid It themselves. IN the fear that his men
would mike an effort to haul it away.
X n. Fitzgerald stated that II WOOlsey'S
men had attempted to get the barge inside
the piles they would have been stopped and
taken into custody Tor trespass.
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y
were five runs in the
lead. The Bank Of CAL
ifornia boys went to
the bat with a deter
mined sort OF air and
played hard, but they
could only get two Of
the FIVE runs needed.
When the last man
went out the crimson
and gray men rushed
into each others arms
and hugged and danced
aud threw UP their
caps, while tie horns
and bells sent forth
the Tean Of victory.
The little darky mas
cot Of the Nationals,
resplendent In innu-
merable rows Of brass
buttons, was lifted up
on the shoulders Of the
men and carried around
the grounds.
The ladies in the
...l .al 80 a -
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MARRIED.

TEED-KENNEDY-In this city. May 2. 1892 by
the Rev. Dr. Spalding. Charles w. iced OF
Springfield. ILL.,. youngest OF the late Henry
Teed OF Springfield Mass, and Eleanor K. Ken
nedy, eldest daughter OF the late George o. i,
Kennedy, M. D.. Royal Military Hospital, Pheaix
PARK. Dublin. Ireland.
PEND EGAST-EDWARDS-In Alameda. May l6
1892, By the Rev. A. T. Perkins, Shirley Pende-
gast T. Dwight Edwards
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the only run for the
First Nationals. Then
the Bank of California
went TO the bat and
Rodgers made a home
run that set even the
ladies cheering. Two
more were added 10 his
run and the blue and
white contingent smiled
pityingly and said. I'VE
told you so; 1t viii be
about three to one for
our boys, and they said
our with a very big o.
At the close of the
fourth inning a carriage
containing a party wear
ing the blue and white
drove in. and as the
score at that time stood
8 10 2 in favor of the
Bank Of California boys
the new arrivals re-
ceiyed a rOusing wei
come. But in the fifth
inning the First Ma
tiouals woke I'D and
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Eighth. is attracting great deal of atten-
tion. His name is IA feet long. tail Is feet,
weight 1925 pounds. marquis" Is no doubt
the most wonderful horse for growth OF hair
in the world and is well worth seeings
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late bond election. will be held in the Police
| Court on May 2S
With to-day the Haywards electric railroad
will begia halI-hourly trips. Last Sunday
the travel was too large to be accommodated
The Board of Trade has taken steps to
extend its influence by publishing a paper
IN the interests Of industrial Oakland"
Two masked footpads stood uD young
man named Robert Whitaker shortly after
dark last night. at the corner OF Fourteenth
and Oak streets, and robbed him Of a small
amount of money
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knoekeiout five big runs, changing the score
turned the tide four-in-h hand loaded down
with crimson and gray beauties and their
escorts drove in the gate, and then maybe
that the horn brigade didn't make the wei
kin ring.
From the fifth inning on the First Nation
ais gained steadily, aud when they had
closed their half of the ninth inning they