The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1890-07-15
OAKLAND-ALAMEDA.
J. T. CarOthers Banqueted by His
Political Friends.
Public Schools Reopened-Electiou of Typo
graphers-An Insolvent Undertaken
Drawing Of Another Grand Jury.

About $50 townsmen and other friends OF
J. T. Carothers attended a complimentary
reception and banquet in his honor at the
Galindo last evening. An address was de-
livered by the guest of the occasion and the
following toasts were responded to: Our
City," response, Major j. r. Glascock;
''Our State" Ex-Governor George c. Per-
kins; "Our Commonwealth" n. w.
Spaulding; "Fellow Employees" j. NJ.
Hanford; Baggage Smasners," George L.
Bromley; "The Ladies'" A. A. Moore;
''The Press" E. "a. Hamilton; yourselves"
Y. H. Metcalf. Mr.. Carothers was men,
Der of the former City Council and is talked
of as a candidate for State Senator at the
ensuing election. He is baggage-master of
the Southern Pacific Company at the San
Francisco ferry.
A police raid on the Chinese lottery
agents failed because some one gave it
away" 1t is said that an ex-police officer,
out of lis love for the present regime, let
the Cinnamon know of the contemplated
raid.
Superintendent of Schools C. W. Nicely
monds returned yesterday from q visit to
the East. He visited his old home at New
castle, Pa, where he had not been Tor
eighteen years.
Mrs. Il. Pulzer has brought suit at Fair
field, Solano County, against j. f. Pulzer,
dentist, for divorce on the ground of
cruelty. She is an artist and resides in
East Oakland.
TYPoGRAPHERs' ELECTION.
Oakland Typographical Union, No. Sc.
has elected the following officers: Pres-
dent w. B. Soule; Vice-P President, J. E.
Holmes; Secretary, John p. Tyrrel; Treas
urer, |. Van Buskirk Sergeant-at-Arms.
II. c. Kinds; Delegates to Alameda County
Federated Trades-R. E. Sullivan. John
Hunt and W. B. Soule. An assessment OF
80 cents yer member was levied to assist the
San Francisco iron-molders.
A suit was commenced yesterday by Vie
toria Handerkin against her husband, Ed
ward, asking for divorce on the ground OF
his cruelty and intemperance. They have
been living near the stock yards.
There are great many people in Oakland
from Minneapolis and st. Paul, Mimi, but
as far as could be learned, none had friends
hurt by the cyclone on Sunday.
Thieves ransacked the residence of Rev.
A. Lemkau on Sunday evening while the
family was at church. They took So in
coin belonging to the church coll ectons
AN INsoLvENT UNDERTAKEN
Edward NJ. Kister, an undertaken, filed
his petition in insolvency yesterday. He
engaged first in the business in January,
1888, with G. NJ. Fronk, then Coroner, af-
terward with two other firms and about
three weeks ago withdrew from the bust
ness. His liabilities are Sl,439; assets.
nothing. He has small interest in land Of
little value in Butte County.
Rov. J. Nicholas, formerly Baptist min
lister, has been admitted to deacon's orders
in the Protestant Episcopal Church, and
was ordained on sunday by Assistant
Bishop w. T. Nichols in ST. Andrews
Church, West Oakland.
Judgment was suspended yesterday by
Justice Henshaw of the Police Court in
court said there had been technical viola
ton of the law. Ryan pleaded guilty to
drunkenness On Friday morning.
This morning the Police Court calendar
will show fifty cases against Chinese lot
terry men. There are. however, only fifteen
defendants, each one having several charges
against him.
WILL BE SENT TO SEA.
Two of Oakland's bad boys will be sent
to sea. Martin Bitterly and Joe Betancue
were in the Police Court yesterday, and on
promise OF going TO sea Judgment was sus-
pended Two others, Frank Perry and
John O'Connor, will probably be disposed
of in the same way. The quartet pleaded
guilty 10 stealing sacks.
A divorce was granted yesterday to Su-
san Runyon from f. NJ. Runyon.
1t has been ascertained that the jewelry
thought to have been stolen from DR.. Sell
fridge'S residence during the fire last Fri
day was taken for safe-keeping by friend
and returned. Attempts to steal articles
during the fire were frustrated.
Police Judge Henshaw was compelled to
discharge Timothy Thornton yesterday be-
cause the officer Of the Sea King, whom he
assaulted with knife on the Long Wharf
last week has gone to Port Costa with the
vessel.
All the departments of the Superior
Court Of Alameda County had long motion
calendars yesterday on account of the six
weeks vacation just ended, but majority
of the cases went over.
The flags at the Alameda County build
ings we're at half-mast yesterday IN honor
of the late MajOr General Fremont.
PUBLIC SCHOOLS REoPENED.
The Oakland public schools opened yes
terday for the new school year with full
attendance. The High School building was
occupied for the first time since its re-
building after the fire. The night school re-
opened in the building last evening.
Mrs Priscilla G. Bollinger of Oakland
died at Stockton on the 9th inst. and left an
estate in Alameda County valued at $40, 500.
Her son and only heir-at-law. Louis ii.
Bollinger, yesterday applied for letters of
administration.
At the meeting of the Board of Education
last evening Superintendent McClymonds
presented his annual report The enroll
1nent at the opening of the schools yester-
day shows 1894 pupils, with 525 additional
in the High School
Court Commissioner D. NJ. Conner of Ala
media County, and James Common of Los
Angeles, brothers, met in Oakland yester-
day. This was the first time they had seen
each other since the close of the war,
twenty-five years ago
A new Grand Jury for the remaining six
months of this year will be drawn in the
Superior Court this week.
Change swindlers are operating in Oak
land.