The San Francisco call., 1896-11-26
The Maedonoupb Tbaater

OAKLAND, CAL, Nov. 25.-A novel and
pleasing entertainment will be given by
the Acme Athletic Club on Monday even
ing, Decem bsr Z which will doubtless be
the society event of the season. Caro-
True Boardman has arranged a pan,o-
mimic spectacle in which thirty society
misses will be the cast. The San Fran
cisco Press Club quartet has kindly con-
sented to appear. The members OF the
athletic club are all in active training
and will introduce several new acrobatic
feats.
Fannie loomfeld-Zeisler, the great
pianist, will give one OF her popular re-
citals at the Macd nough Theater on
Thursday evening, December 3. Miss
Zeisler has demonstrated that she is en-
titled to all the words of praise which
herald her coming. She is one of the few
really great ones who are on the concert
stage-great as an executant and great as
n interpreter.
The Della Fox Opera Comique Company
begins tomorrow three mig ats and Sat
urday matinee engagement at the Mac
donough Theater, producing "Fleur de
Lis" Thursday and Friday nights and
1.-The Little Trooper" Saturd ay matinee
and night.
New Grand Jury.
OAKLAND. CAL, Nov. 25.-The follow
ing named from which to select the Grand
Jury for the second term of the year were
drawn to-day:
Charles Lever, Alameda; w. NJ. Fallon.
Dublin; Edwin Whipple, Newark; W. T.
Veich, Oakland; Harvey NJ. Waterbury.
Berkeley; w. III. Tyson, Niles; Joshua
Chadbourn. Pleasanton; d. E. Knox,
Haywards;. w. A. Rouse, Oakland !;
Charles McCleverty,. Oakland; FRED
Becker. Oakland; Albert A. Pennoyer,
Oakland; A. L: Bradford, Haywards !;
Piinv Rarflaff IA lrtapd.
Oakland, d. w. G. Gaskill. Oakland !;
George Chase, Oakland; Manuel E. Silva
San Leandro; M. T. Holcomb, Oakland
Daniel lnman, Livermore; Robert Dal.
ziei, Oakland; w. H. Wright, Livermore; !;
T. N. Remiilard, Oakland; Rodney d.
Hunter, Oakland; T. A. Crellin, Pleas
anton; Edward Newland, Oakland; +. N.
Farwell, Oakland; f. r. Girard, Oakland:
c. c. Clay, Seminary Park; T. L. Barker.
Oakland.
Bids for West Oakland Park.
OAKLAND, CAL, Nov. 25.-The Board
of Public Works has received four bids for
land for the West Oakland Park, Irvine
j. Crane wants $4,000 for six and n half
acres untitled land. and he also offers an
other three ana half acres untitled for
$1,000. Fish beck & Webster offer marsh
!and of 36l at $1,000 an acre, or 81 acres nj
$l5CO per acre. The Oakland Bank of Saw
lngs offers lots 1, and of block AZ for
$1,000. James de Fremery offers S.6S acres
at Eighteenth, Union, Twenty-first and
Kirkham streets, all filled and high land
on which are now growing large mum ber
of trees, for $4,000. All the bios were
taken under advlsement.
Company. A's Anniversary.
OAKLAND, CAL, Nov. 23-Companv
A, Filth Regiment, celebrated its thirty
fifth anniversary by ball this evening.
The affair was brilliant one as the
DANDY Fifth includes many voungar
mem bers of society. Military Hail was
beautifully decorated and refreshments
were served in a camp tent formed of a
large flag. AT one end CT the hall was an
enormous shield and eagle built with red
white and blue bunting with an occa,
sional touch of gold. On it was the in
Our Anniversary-1s61-lS9 /"
Riparian Rights Argued.
OAKLAND, CAL, Nov. 25.-The rina-
rian damage suit OF the Spring Valley
Water Company against John L. Beard
had another inning in the Superior Court
this morning. Argument was taken on
the point as to whether property-owner
after it had passed his property. The
on this point issIed till noon
when a continuance was taken over
Train Strikes a Little Boy.
OAKLAND, CAL. Nov. 25.-Vance Hol-
lowell was struck by train near Golden
Gate last evening and thrown fully a
dozen feet. His apparently lifeless body
was picked up by some of tue train men
and carried TO his home. The bov was
unconscious and his skull was ire pphinrd
in an effort to save his life. He was only
years of age and is still lowering be-
tween lie and death.