The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1890-08-07
OAKLAND-ALAMEDA.
A Young Girl Suspected Of Bnrg-
larry, but Released.
The Bridge Opened Again-Mrs. Davis Insists
Upon Support-Another Contractor Has
Left ttr Parts Unknown.

A young Portuguese girl named Flora
Borges was arrested yesterday on suspicion
of having been one of the persons impll-
Gated in tho burglary of the White residence
on Third avenue and Twelfth street on NO
vember 3d. 1885, 1t was discovered on Tues
day that the mother of the girl named was
wearing pin that was among the articles
stolen, and believing that more of the stolen
property might be found in possession OF
the family, a search warrant was sworn OUT
by Hubert White and placed in the hands
of Detectives Shorey and Holland. Inc
house on First avenue and Fourteenth
street, occupied by the Portuguese family.
was searched and number of articles
found and recognized by Mrs. White as be-
ing some of the lost property. The girl
was interviewed at the City Prison con-
corning the manner in which she came into
possession OF the property. She SAID she
found it in valiSe in the yard back OF Bar
tholomew'S residence on Sixth avenue, ana
as there is no proof to the contrary and no
hope of securing conviction, the Assistant
District Attorney refused a warrant or 10
have her further detained. The articles
stolen at the time were valued at ABOUT
S1400. A sealskin portmanteau and lew
other articles Of small value only were re-
covered.
The Eighth-street bridge, which has been
closed for two months undergoing repairs.
will be reopened to-day. New piles have
been driven and new planking laid at cost
of S4400.
The estate of ex-Judge A. NJ. Crane has
been appraised at $1,000. The personal
property is valued at $4,000 and the real
estate at $1,000.
SHE WANTS SUPPORT NOW.
Catharine Davis, the young woman who
was married by contract to j. 1. Davis, the
Stockton millionaire, is endeayoring to COM
pei him to pay for her support and MAN.
tenance. The couple only lived together
few weeks when Davis deserted her, so she
says, and has since failed to contribute 10
her support. She then brought suit ask
ing the court to compel him to pay her S3oo
a month alimony, and setting forth that her
millionaire husband had treated her IN
| cruel manner The court ruled that the
| charges Of cruelty should not be embraced
| in the complaint and SO ruled them OUT
However, Mrs. Davis proposes to continue
| her suit, and yesterday FLED a new conl-
| plant charging her husband with desertlon
| and asking for $500 month alimony. she
| is at present living with her uncle at Berke-
ley
The certified will of John Mckay, who
| died at Pittsburg, Pa, last September, was
| filed for probate by the Public Admins
| traitor Yesterday. The estate in California
| is valued at $1,000, and consists of mine
| in Fresno County and personal property
| The estate is devised to sisters and sister
| in-law.
Mrs. Margaret Dolan of San Pablo ave-
| nue. was adjudged insane yesterday In
| her decisions she sees priest with MS
| hand cut off and a room full OF dead bodles.
| Mrs. Dolan is the mother of several chill
| dren.
| A suit was brought yesterday against
| John Clarke by w. Gruenhagen to recover
| $1,000 on a promissory note and foreclose
mortgage on two lots at Third and Magno-
| MIA streets.
RUN INTO BY A sCAyENGER.
The buggy of d. w. Myers was run into
| yesterday on Twelfth street by scayen ger
wagon, and Mr.. Meyers was thrown ont
| He struck on his head on the edge OF the
! curb and was knocked senseless. Mr.
| Myers was picked up and carried into a
| hospital, where it was discovered upon eX-
animation that he was suffering from con-
| cussion of the brain and confused scalp
| wound. Yesterday afternoon Myers was
reported as resting quietly, and though his
| condition Is precarlous, hopes are enter
| taned for his recovery.
Tie will of Urban ID. Junqua was filed
| for probate yesterday afternoon. The es-
| tate is valued al $1,000 and is devised to
Mrs. Jeanne Marie Junqua, the widow,
| with the provision that if she remarry one
| half 60 TO their son Gabriel, now years OF
| age, the mother to have control until he is
| 81 years OF age. The widow applied Tor
| letters testamentary.
A. C. Gilbert, who is charged with taking
| $1,000 from NJ. Il. Clason as a deposit on a
real estate transaction, is still missing.
| Gilbert, it is alleged, represented himself
as the owner of property which belonged
| to one Abel.
A verdict of suicide was rendered last
| evening in the case of II. A. Refer, found
| dead on Tuesday morning in Highland
| Park with bullet-hole in his forehead.