The morning call., 1890-08-25
ACROSS THE BAY.
An Unusually Quiet Sunday in
the City of Oaks.
d Railroad Damage Suit Amicably Arranged.
Inventory Of the Estate of James A.
Folger-In the Churches.

The new cable line carried large crowd
to Piedmont yesterday.
James Granger has been arrested for
passing forged check on q Washington
street store. He purchased So worth of
goods and received the change. He will be
charged in the Police Court this morning
with forgery
August Passett, the father of the two lit
Tie boys who were injured while crossing
the railroad track at West Berkeley, some
months ago, on the truck of John Brown,
VINO was killed, has petitioned to be ap-
pointed guardian of the children, August
ana Lucien. The estate is claim again st
the railroad company. 1t is understood
that an amlcable settlement will be made.
Colonel j. w. Balm of Kentuck ectured
last evening on The Safe Side of Life for
Dung Men" to good audience al the
First Presbyterian Church. This evening
ana tomorrow evening he will lecture in
Hamilton Hall. Boys and Girls, Nice and
Naughty; or, The Pendulum of Life" will
De the subject of this evenings lecture.
j. A. FoLGER's ESTATE.
The executors of the estate of James A.
Foiger, deceased, have prepared an in
yentory, which will be presented to Judge
Ellsworth to-day, when the final accounts
are to be heard and distribution made.
Inc estate consists of merchandise valued
at $50, 1877; cash on hand, SLAP; machinery
and fixtures in store Of j. A. Folger & Co.,
$4,000; bills receivable. S84S; book ac-
counts, 500. BOG; promissory note of j. A.
Folger Jr., $500; rs shares of Oceanic
Steamship Company's stock, $3.50; so
shares Oakland Gas Light Company's
Snfn tt
der Company's stock, 1920; % shares Los
Gatos Real Estate Association stock, $3.50;
20 shares Whitney and Standard Express
Company stock, $50; 80 shares j. NJ Daw-
son Packing Company stock, $4,000; money
in bank, $3514; land near Mission San Jose,
valued at $500; S0.55 acres Of land in
Washington Township, valued at $500;
two pieces OF land near Mission San Jose,
valued at $1,000; an undivided one-half in
terest in property in Butte County, valued
at $1,000. The total value of the estate is
S499, 444. During the year claims have
ing to over S292, 597. Deducting these
claims from the final account leaves the
value of the estate to be distributed S206, SAT.
IN THE CHURCHES.
at the First Congregational Church yes
terday Rev. DR.. McLean's subject was
The Misunderstood Imitation" Light
and Life" was the subject of Rev. w. G.
Wendt of the First Unitarian Church at
Hamilton Hall. Rev. r. NJ. Stevenson oe-
cupied the pulpit Of the First Presbyterian
Church in the morning. his subject being
I'VE Are His Workmanship" The subject
OF Rev. Frank Dixon at the Tenth-avenue
Baptist Church was "UnconfesSed Christ
ianity." Rev. S. Goodenough's subject
at the First Universalist Church was
Peace or War" Loves Test and Re-
ward" was the subject of Rev. c. ii. Ho-
bart at the First Baptist Church. Rev. Ii.
II. Rice. at the Second Presbyterian
Church, delivered a sermon on TO the
Work"
A warrant was signed by Justice Shook
authorizing the arrest of man named
Stokes on the charge Of obtaining money
under false pretenses. lie did not pay
81 80 due his landlord at Burbank, near
Los Angeles. Stokes claimed to have left
the money with another person to be paid,
but was compelled to pay the constable the
81 so due and $50 costs.