New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-09-22
THE TALK OF CALIFORNIA
chinese IMMIGRATION SUITS FOR h''i 49,
EXPORTING RAISlNS.
INV ry,xeRAPH TO The TkIBuSEs -,

Co.. Francisco Sept 2l-The stateno a.,
,.s often been made by Consul Deo .Lo omi-
chinese Government is not encouras,ns, .s ;s in.
grafton of its people 10 the Uni,eo Chinese
dorsed by Chae Kwok Yong tne ~ ,,.oo,- and
Minister. who arrived on the GaehG '. s,otoment
will soon be in Washington i'" ..i.l,oa
which was made without hesltauon' "a.
strong refutation of the assefuon -; o..
nv r shop Fowler that troupe ""S -. :,
Americans in China n.s..;o,;or act
the pasdlge of the w.. "a
The Minister, referring 10 V". ~. .I'o I,ono.;oI
.1Lo,ah -, snealing officially Tor the lmper"'
mus nv nan safely say that II is my opinion
.ni. aosure Is quite satisfactory. My
.n"O '"'9 soos not approve Of extensive migration
"o' eih"'N or any other" The new Minister
10 'his 80 that his Government felt kindly
tso ~. .o,,ard the United States, and would
u''p ~ open up larger commerce with this
-, lie expressed his thanks for the AID
~. hsa been extended by Americans to Chinese
food sufferers.
IT,. emit NJ the Burling heirs against the trustees
=, Tho Sharon estate is being argued before Judge
low The heirs ask for an examination OF the
hools and papers of the Bank of California and of
the Newland and Sharon estates, in order to show
that they are entitled TO recover over S5,OO0,OOO,
mart of an oyerissue OF the stock of the great
banking concern. The action is one in equity,
the Burling heirs seeking 10 obtain legal standing
in order to prosecute the claim, which, they say,
WIS deferred by reason of William Sharons deceit
in his treatment of Burling IL Brother burning
& Brother gave notes 10 secure the overlSsue OF
the banks stock, asserting that they did not know
il 10 be fraudulent When the notes were col
,ectcd Ralston could not protect them, and faled'
The Burhng heirs now seek to recover the amount,
claiming that William Sharon, who secured all OF
Ralston's property should have paid them
Mrs Charles b. Alexander, of New-York, daugh-
ter of the late Charles Crocker, has been 1or some
vears honorary president of the Silver Street Kin
derrarten Association. Lately she has made some
generous additions 10 her liberal gifts to this in
stitutioiI The building, of which she is owner,
.heltcIs three kindcrgartens, the Crocker, Eaton
and Peabody classes. Mrs. Alexander is anxious
to make the training school connected with THIS
institution one of the best in the country
An ordinance increasing the license for boxing
matches TO So COO, providing no liquor shall be
sold in places where they are held, is before the
Beard Of Supervisors 1t is approved by
majority Of the citizens It's passage, which Is
decidedly doubtful. would close up many dives
and confinc exhibitions of the manly art" to one
The charge has been made by Prosecuting
Attorney Long that Philip Crimmins and Martin
Heay. two ward politicians, recently offered to
>sn In, decision OF Police Judge JOachimsen III
o murder case for 81 900. As the reputation
Of the Judge is above rVprOach, the inference
F, TAFT the men who proposed 10 procure the
decision surmlscd what it would be, and proposed
- oXtort money from tG, friends of the accused
nan.
On thc Isl of last September George ID.
Krwan an actor WAS incontincntly chuckcd'
cut Of The Baldwin Hotel He has brought suit
against the rcdoubtablc Lucky for SlO,l23
damages. -, 600 Of which is TO heal his mental
wounds, $4,000 to pay him for the less of his
teeth and the damage Ia his personal appearance
and 81 for doctors bills,
California iaisins are becoming quite an i'm
lortant figure in trade between this country
and Australia. Every steamer carries a number
II coHsignmcntS OF California raiSin>, and the
shipments are gradually increasing in quantity
The steamer Icalandia which is about to sail
VIII take down large consignment OF Fresno
falsips which ar" expected tn meet with ready
salc.
The passenger trafc between san Francisco
3nd the Orient has Increased 81 much OF late
hat III" steamers OF the Pacific Mall line are
The California Hotel built 10y Mrs Kate Nc
Donough, sister OF William o Bre', Of the famous
Bonanza finn, II nearing completion. II Is one OF
me most imposing structures or the Pacific Coast.
The new California Theatre, managed by Harry
Mann. formerly OF New York, stands within the
hotel court and has already proven a profitable
investment.
Before his departure for Portland, Oregon, on
his WAY 80 Washington % dinner was rendered
Justice Field by larg" number OF the most prom
ment citzenS Of California. II courteous note
Tho Justice declined TO accept the prohered com
inont
The completion Of the great Lick Observatory
las greatly stimulated the study Of astronomy on
this coast The Astronomical Society Of the
Pacific Coast has several hundred members,
and will hold lis next meeting on Mount Hamilton.
The National Conference Of Charities and Cor
rcctiOn has bel i'm session here during the week.
The Eastern delegates express themselves rs highly
ratified with the results OF the meeting, as well
d, with the hospitality of The Caliioinans.
All the testimony in behalf OF little Florence,
the girl claimlat t. the Blythe estate has been
taken IN the Probate Court. Prominent ATTORNEYS
consider that she made a fair showing The other
olleeed heirs, whose name is legion, Will now he
heard.
The project 10 erect monument to Senator
Leland Stanford, near san jose, in recognition OF
his services 10 the State. meets with much favor,
and Will probably I've carried into effect.
Shzuzo Tsukahara. japanese delegate to tho
Marine Conference r. be held in Washington: is
N this city Ur is an afable gentleman, and IS
ene Of the Mercantile Bureau of Japan.
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REPUTABLE PHYSICIAN ARRESTED.
Auburn, y. y. sept. 21.-Dr. Leroy Lewis.
REPUTABLE oil heta ID m