The morning call., 1890-05-12
ACROSS THE BAY.
Carpenters Object to Employ.
ment of NOn.UniOn Men.
Seventh Day Adventists Will Build Mis-
sionary Ship-Rsv. Hobart Chetwood's
Farewell sermon-Baptist Work.

1t is rumored that the union carpenters work.
ing I'm the East Oakland mills will walk out TO-
day unless the non-union men employed there are
discharged. A meeting OF the Brotherhood OF
Carpenters and Joiners Will be held this evening
at which the eight-hour proposition in the mills
and the mill Saturday half-holiday offer
will be considered.
The examination OF Patrick Duffy, the old Oak
land Township saoon-keeper. charged with
sbO0ii ng Jack Hughes, the young StOck-yard
butcher, in the cheek on Friday night, has been
set for Thursday next before Justice Shook.
The wound Is only flesh one. Self-defense will
be Duffys plea.
The regular meeting of the Oakland Board OF
Education will be held this eve ming, and an ad-
lourned meeting OF the City Council will also be
held, at which the Auditors estimates Will be
presented.
WILL LOSE HIS FOOT.
The man who laid down on the narrow gauge
track on Saturday night in an Intoxicated con
ditlon. was taken away from the Receiving Hos
name and address al the hospital. II is under
stood that he lives on Fifth street. Oakland. ill.,
stead OF on Mission street, San Francisco. He
nor his friends would give his right name. His
right foot Is in bad condition, and 1t will proba-
bly, have TO be amputated. While his coat was
badiy mulilated aud torp. cake OF cheese In one
OF The pockets was not damaged.
The charge of battery against Jason Reed OF
washington Township, preferred by his wife,
has been transferred at the request of the de-
PENDANT TO Justice Shocks court, in Oakland, on
the ground that he could not have fair trial in
washington township because OF bias OF the
residents OF that township.
The Sign Alcatraz avenue has been taken
down at Lorin aud sign bearing the latter name
put up.
BAPTIST MISSION WORK.
The Baptist City Mission of Alameda County
has completed years work. Two new congre.
cations nave been organized during the year and
colored congregation formed since the reports
were prepared, makes seven now in existence in
stead OF four as at the commencement. The sum
of S2267 was received aud dsbursed. The la
red
5000, The following officers have been chosen
TOR Tue t ensuing year: resident Rev Frank
tary, kev. George b. Rieman; Treasurer, j. NJ.
Robinson.
The Seventh Day Adventists of Oakland have
contracted for missionary ship 100 feet long
and p leet beam TO be deliver ed In ninety DAYS
at cost OF s74oo. 1t is estimated that The total
cost Of rigging boats, furnishing, etc., will bring
up the total 10 $40 600. No work is to be done
on the vessel on any Saturday.
Rev. DR.. LathrOp OF the Church of the Advent,
East Oakland, and Rev. O. l.. Mel OF st. Peters
Protestant Episcopal Church, San Francisco, eX-
changed pulplts yesterday.
FAREWELL SERVICES.
There was a large attendance at Rev. Hobart
Chetwood's farewell services in ST. PauPs Pro-
testant Episcopal Church at the close of his
eleven years Iectorship. There were no even
ing services. MIR. Uhetwood has received three
calls, none of which lie has definitely accepted
lie has accepted the unanimous invitation of the
San Diego parish to take charge during the rec
tors absence IN Europe He preached in that
parish for four years before coming TO Oakland
Inc VeStfy OF 81. PauPS has, IL Is said, no one
specially in View for the vacant rectorshiD.
The railroad company has allowed the en-
ployes Tuesday for their picnic, which was post
poned last Saturday on account of tile rain. The
| Train Will be made up and start from Peralta
street as convenience to the employees.
Several schooners arrived during the past
| week. with sand and rock for the Oakland and
| Piedmont Cable Company.
| SERVICES IN THE CHURCHES.
Rev. DR.. Chapman of the Brooklyn Presbyte-
| rian Church preached al Mills College yesterday
| afternoon. Rev. DIR. StrattOn, the recent Presi-
| dent OF Mills College, preached in the Eighth
avenue Methodist Episcopal Church last
| evening. AT The First Congregational
| Church last evening Rev. f. H. Mar,
| one OF the recent graduates of the Pacific
| Theological Seminary. and pastor-eiect of The
| Congregational Church at Niles and Mission San
| Jose, preached the sermon. Rev w. j. Gladwiu
recently missionary In India, preached at the
| First Methodist Episcopal Church yesterday
| forenoon, and in the evening the Sunday school
anu choir rendered the cautata, THE Angels"
| The topic OF Rev. Z. Ii. Hobart OF the First Bap-
| list Church was, "Who to Hear In the PASTORS
| Absence" Rev. Charles n. Williams of Con-
| ueclicut occupied the pulpit of Rev. Dr. Horton
| In the First Presbyterian Church yesterday
| Wisdom, the Principal Thing" was The theme
| OF Rev. Dr. Bogus at the Ashbury Methodist
Episcopal Church South. Rev. 5. Goodenough
| OF the Uniyersalist Church considered "Some of
the Difficulties In the Way OF Believing Immor-
tally"