The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1890-06-30
ACROSS THE BAY.
New Alameda County Democratic
Central Committee.
Delegates Chosen to Attend the State Con-
vention at San Jcse-The Carpenters
Troubles-Alameda.


Alameda Township-First Precinct, F. K.
Krauth; Second Precinct. John O'Brien;
Third Precinct, j. FL. Rossiter; Fourth
Precinct, Thomas Mills; Fifth Precinct.
w. W. Goggin.
Eden Township-San Leandro. ]. A.
Gallett; San Lorenzo, Frank Nugent; Hay
wards, j. d. Ruppricht; Castro, John Jen-
sen; Mount Eden, w. G. Blaekwood.
Murray NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., l.. Lys-
ter; Livermore, Thomas Scott; Altamont.
N. Gum; Dublin. Roger Fallon; Sunol
Precinct, Harry Abbott; Murray Precinct,
d. Lafrenz Jr.
Oakland Township-Ocean View, Thomas
Finley; Bay Precinct. Edward Lawrence;
Peralta, A. L. Buckley; Temescal, F.
DOlan; Claremont, Patrick Fee; Piedmont.
Martin NJ. Gray; Berkeley No. 1, n. B.
Byrns; Berkeley No. 9, Thomas Hendriken.
Brooklyn Township-Brooklyn. Fred
Mason Fruitvale. c. j. Smith.
Oakland Ci.y-First Ward, First and
Second Precincts, p Murphy. Gus Roemer;
Third Precinct Clinton Terry; Fourth Pre-
cinct, J. RIVAL; Fifth Precinct, to be chosen;
Ward-Thomas Moran, James Sullivan, NJ.
Z. White. Third Ward-Charles Elsey, w.
NJ. Watson and NJ. j. Laymance.. Fourth
Ward-M. J. O'Gara, J. J. Mccarthy, /. J.
Sheehan and John F. Harrington; Fiith
Cooney. Seventh Ward-James Mulgrew,
T. +. Whelan and A. j. Rosborough.
The committee has organized with w. NJ.
Vance as Chairman, A. j. Rosborough,
Secretary. and NJ. j. Laymance, Treasurer.
STATE CONVENTION DELEGATES.
The following list comprises the Alameda
County delegation to the Democratic State
Convention at San Jose August 18th:
Alampda TnwnShiD-E. p. Ppcklam and
T. c. Stoddard.
Brooklyn Township-B F. Mason.
Eden Township-M. j. Kirwin and j. A.
Galett.
Murray Township-D. J. Murphy and L.
Lyster.
Washington Towuship-H. Dusterberry:
Oakland Township-B. A. Hayne, Edward
Lawrence ana John w. Tucker
First Ward-J. F. Clark, Clinton Terry,
S. b. Mckee aud j. Ryal.
Second Ward = Thomas Moran. NJ. e.
White.
Third Ward-J. j. White and NJ. J. Lay
nance.
Fourth Ward = James Mccarthy and
James Elliot.
Fifth Ward-Thomas Prather.
Sixth Ward-Frank Mcguire and E. F.
Gilligan.
Seventh Ward-E. J. Rogers and A.
HampeI
DeIegates-at- Lsrge-Char McCleverty
and H. II. Worley of the Sixth and Third
wards of Oakland respectively, and j. E.
Thane of Niles.
A young man giving the name of John
Rodgers was arrested al Shell Mound on
Saturday afternoon on charge of pocket
picking. He had S4S in his possession, of
which he had taken S27 90 from Mrs. George
Ross.
CARPENTERS CHALLENGE.
The carpenters have issued a challenge
20 la D,,tlI Il
cussion of the so-called Establishing resolu-
ton at Germania Hall tomorrow evening.
The situation remains unchanged. The
carpenters refuse to work until the con-
tractors rescind the obnoxious resolution,
and the contractors refuse to do this. 1t is
said that u number of carpenters will re-
fuse to go to work this morning.
w. c. lronmonger has petitioned for let
tiers of administration on the estate Of Jen-
ME Clymer, who was killed last March
near Twenty-third avenue, Oakland, by the
Niles train. The estate consists of about
So in money, wearing apparel valued at
$50. and other property not exceeding $50
IN value.
The foundation of the Oakland First
Unitarian Church is laid and the walls are
beginning to rise upon it. The society held
no services yeste rday, but worshiped in DR..
Stebbins' church, San Francisco.
W. NJ. LAwRENCE's DEATH.
The autopsy on the body of w. NJ. Law
renee, who was killed on Friday evening in
an alteration with Stewart Stull. shows
four bullet wounds in the head. In three
of these the bullets glanced off. In the
other the ball passed through the right side
of the skull and lodged at the base. The
ball when taken out was fiat and round like
a coin. A fifth bullet entered the armpit
and passed through into the lungs. The
revolver has not yet been recovered. Stull
does not know who he gave it to. He
nd 10 htKft
ne says, as he came out the door, but he
did not take special notice.
At the First Cniversalist Church yester-
day Rev. 5. Goodenough delivered a ser
mon on Systematic Prayer Efficacious."
why | Believe in God" was the subject of
byterian Church. why Don't People Go
to Church ?" was the subject of Rev. j. ID.
Fleming at the Twenty-third-avenue Bap-
list Church. why Do l Belong TO the
church," was answered by Rev. III. IL.
Rice at the Second Presbyterian Church.
Rev. A. B. Spaight delivered lecture
last evening at ST. Paul's Protestant Epis-
cOpal Church on "The Probability That
There Should Be Mysteries in Revealed
Religion" Rev. Mr. Spaight is in tenn
porary charge of the church.
UNITED PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH.
Rev. j. c. Hanna OF the First United
Presbyterian Church, on Harrison street,
near Fifth, preached an interesting sermon
yesterday morning on Thy Kingdom
Come" being Il portion of the Lords
Prayer. He showed that the Lords king
dom was gradually coming, and the rapid
advances made by it among the nations Of
the earth within the past few decades
Mr.. Hanna is an eloquent young man with
an excellent delivery. His congregation
are gradually increasing in number. He
preached in DIR. NJ. NJ. Gibson's pulpit at
the First United Presbyterian Church, san
Francisco, last evening
Next Sunday Rev. DR.. Horton Will COM
mence his last month with the First Pres
byterian Church of Oakland prior to his
taking charge of his new field at PrOyi-
dence, r. |. His evening theme yesterday
was God, Our Dwelling Place" Nothing
definite has as yet been done toward select
ing DIR. Horizons successor Some of the
congregation speak favorably of Rev. Ii.
NJ Curtis, who occupied the pulpit few
rimes and others anita fauara hlu n