The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1890-12-14
Alameda.

A male quartet is now feature of the
large choir of the Park-street NJ. E. Church.
Nat c. Page of this city is still in New
York. completing arrangements for the pro-
duction of an opera prepared by him. He
expects to return to Alameda in the early
part Of spring.
Mrs. Eliza Upper Wilkes of the Unitarian
Church will organize class of young people
for religious study this morning. at 10
O'clock, in the Masonic Hail. At II o'clock
she will preach on the subject Faith"
The large three-stUry building on the old
Fassking Park property, Grand-street sta
ton, which has stood untenanted for years,
Will shortly be cut up into sections ana
moved away. 1t has been purchased by L.,
Taylor of Oak land.
man named Dias bought gold watch
on the instailment plan last April agreeing
TO pay So per month, but alter paying the
hrst installment he moved from this county
to Contra Costa. A warrant was issued
yesterday for his arrest on a charge of en-
bezZlemenr
The hearing of the contest over the pos
session of the Morris child took place in the
Superior Court of Tehama County yester-
day. Several months ago Flora Morris OBJ
tanned divorce from her husband George,
and the custody of the child was awarded
to the father by stipulation. A few weeks
ago the mother became seized with the de-
sire that she wanted the child, and brought
action in the Superior Court of TehamS
U unity, at the same time filing an affidavit
to the effect that the father of the child was
poisoning its mind against her. Tie ex-
husband filed counter affidavits in which he
accused her of being an immoral woman and
unfit to have the custody of the child. The
contest was bitter one. but the court re-
fused to listen to the arguments OF the
fathers attorney, and made decree award
Ing the custody OF the child to the mother.
Berkeley.
A conference was held yesterday between
the Iron-workers' Union and the officers of
the Judson Manufacturing Company. 1t is
believed that the differences will be adjusted
and the men 90 to work again soon. 1t was
reported that Willis Drake, tile water-tend-
er. whose discharge for inattention to his
duties caused the trouble, has gone to work
in San Francisco and left the others to
fight it out The strikers yesterday received
the wages due them at the time of the walk
out.
The annual Junior Ex." of Berkeley
University students was celebrated yester-
ing was we'll crowded with friends of the
Institution from San Francisco, Oakland
and adjoining points. An address by Albert
e. Aiken of Oakland, class of '92, on RE
cent Tendencies Toward Capitalization, {"
showing the centralizing effect Of the recent
Tariff Bill; selections by the University
Giee Club and an essay by Miss c. NJ. Cush-
Ing on the Social Future of California" In
which the writer asserted that the literature
of the State would be founded largely on
the events of earlier days, were among the
exercises. These were followed by farce
in which all participants were juniors.
This farce contained many local hits, which
were not as highly appreciated BY those
members Of the faculty present as might
have been. In the afternoon dancing was
in order, continuing until late hour.
PINK gums and mouth and dazzling teeth
And breath Of balm and lips of rose
Are found not in this world beneath
With young or old. save only those
Who ever wisely. while they may,
Use SOZODONT by night and day.
G.. D. Radcliffe late proprietor of the