The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1890-07-14
ACROSS THE BAY.
Happy Celebration of the Rob.
insOn Silver Wedding.
a Lodging-Houss Keepers Failure-Funeral
of the Late Ex-Judge C. H. Chamber
lain-services in the Churches.

The silver wedding of Major and Mrs. G.
F. Robinson was celebrated at their resi-
denee on Fibert street, Oakland, on Satur-
day evening. They were married in Maine
twenty-five years ago by Rev. Charles Ii.
Emmerson, now at Ferndale, Humboldt
County, in this State, and who was present
at the anniversary. Major Robinson is
Paymaster in the United States Army.
The funeral of the late ex-Judge Charles
II. Chamberlain took place yesterday after
noon from his late residence, 1902 Franklin
street Rev. DR.. Horton conducted the
services. There was o large attendance of
friends from both sides the bay.
The principals of the various schools in
the city have been notified to settle the ac-
counts of all non resident scholars in their
schools during the present week, and ex-
clude all whose accounts are not settled by
week from to-day
The amount collected by Alameda County
on account of the State during the past
quarter is Sl0,671.
A woMAN's FAILURE.
Mrs. GuylieliniDa Leprotti, keeper of
lodging-house on Broadway has filed in in
solvency. Her liabilities are $3.50 and she
has claims due her amounting to Sl002. She
invested $500 in the business. The cause
of failure is non-payment of moneys due
her.
Mrs. Elizabeth a. Risdon, widow of the
founder of the Risdon Iron Works, died at
her residence, ST. Filbert street, on Satur-
day at the age Of 62. She had been resi-
dent of Oakland fifteen years.
The work of laying the track of the Oak
land and Berkeley Rapid Transit Company
has been commenced on Franklin street,
between Second and Fourth.
The new assistant Bishop of the diocese,
Right Rev. W. f. Nichols, preached at ST.
Andrews Episcopal Church, West Oakland,
yesterday morning.
Rev. Dr. HIATT, Bishop of the United
Brethren Church Oh this Coast. will occupy
next four weeks, during the latter's Vaca-
ti0n.
SUNDAY SERVICES.
Rev. DR.. Stratton occupied the pulpit of
the First Methodist Church yesterday FORE
noon, and Rev. DR.. Wythe in the evening.
DIR. Ollie, the pastor, is expected back FROM
Again." was Rev. G. w. Wendte'S topic at
the Unitarian Church at Hamilton Hall
yesterday. Rev. DR.. Boyns at the ASbury
Methodist Church South, preached on
Satan as Roaring Lion" g" The Black
of Rev. George b. Rieman at the Tween
tieth-street Baptist Church. At the First
United Presbyterian Church Rev. J. &.
Hanna's subject was "A Worthy and
Acceptable Saying" Rev. Frank Dixon's
subject at the Fourth-avenue Baptist
Church was The Christian Doctrine of the
Sabbath" At the Park Church, Lorin,
Rev. Mr.. Aliens subject was ''Jehuda
Penknives in the Nineteenth Century"
Rev. Samuel Goodenough Of the First Uni
versaiist Church preached a sermon ''FOr-
getting the Past in the Work of the Future"
At the German Methodist Church the theme
of Rev. A. Lemkau was what Wilt Thou
Say?"
At the First Presbyterian Church yester-
day morning Rev. DR.. Horizons subject was
The Kings Reception" In the evening
pTison-work service was held, at which
eX-Chaplain Rev. w. II. Hill, Mrs. Cove
and Mrs. Bancroft made addresses on re-
ligous prison work at San Quentin.