The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1891-04-25
ACROSS THE BAY.
Crowley Under Accusation for a
Felony.

Shortly after his assault upon Professor Hugo
L. Mansfield OH Thursday afternoon DIR. Crow
ley Went 10 the City Attorneys office, but found
that no warrant had been issued for his arrest.
Prosecuting Attorney Church was driven to the
residence of Mansieldt, and made out COM
plant charging Crowley with an assault with
deadly weapon. A warrant was Issued for the
arrest OF Crowley, who surrendered himself into
custody and was released upon $1,000 bonds,
with A. j. McGovern and James Cahlll as sure
ties. Before being driven TO his home Mansfeldt
went TO The Office OF his attorneys and placed
The matter In their hands. DIR. Webster WAS
then called and dress ed his wounds, aud he was
taken 10 his residence on Alice street. DIR.
WoOlSey was called later and reported that, be-
sides several scalp wounds and bruises, Mans
feldt had rib broken DR.. Crowlry was repre-
senied 10 he Police Court yesterday morning,
and entered plea OF not guilty. His eXamna-
ton was set for May 10th.
The Fire and Police Commissioners have made
a secret examination into the conduct OF Police
Officer Greenwald. accused OF betiaylng con-
idence TepOsed IN him. He was Informed that
TWO detectives watching a young man
named Fox, employed In drugstore at Four
teenLh and Market streets, who was suspected
OF tamDriing with the cash register. The officer
informed The young man that he was being
watched but the clerk did not appreciate his
danger until fully exposed. He confessed that
Greenwald had told him OF the detectives pres
ence. The Commissioners reserved their deci-
sion.
The Genilemen's Driving Association does not
propose TO ride" with the sO-caIled Jockey
Oakland Trotlng Park, but will incorporate on
Tuesday, ana Will spend S125, 900 In laying out
track on the San Leandro road, near Fruityale
Stallion, with club-bOuSes and stables, to be the
finest driving park on the Pacific Coast.
The first OF the cars of the Oakland and Berke-
ley RAPID Transit Company has arrived. 1t is
thirty-two feet long and divided into three sec
tions, an open one at each end, with closed
coach in the center. The car will run in either
direction, doing away with the necessity Of
turntabe.
Alonzo Bassett, the wslIknown builder, who
fell from lie new Courthouse at Los Angeles in
December, Is lying near the point OF death at 8
Thirteenth street.
The injunction suit against Block and License
Collector Stone was dismissed yesterday, but The
petition for writ of prohibition IS still pending.
land kindergarten, died Oh Thursday, agSd 81
years.
Mayor Chapman has been Initiated into Uni
versity Lodge, No. IA, i. o. o. f.
At meeting of the Harrison Reception Com
mttee last evening IL was decided to meet the
President In carriages ON his return from Sacra-
ment0, and escort him 10 the University and the
Deaf and Dumb and Blind Asylum, spending not
more than thirty minutes at each place: then 10
ride 10 Oakland and hold reception, either at
Lincoln square or In front of the City Hail. The
entire matter was referred to the Executive
Committee, with power to act. S. L. Gage and
others made speeches depreeatIDg the poor
facilities OF Oakland for entertaining a President.
ARRESTED FOR FORGERY.
An eighIeen-year0ld Japanese named Telsano
TanObe, living at 11212 Ellis street, was ar
rested yesterday in Oakland for forging the name
OF cOuniryman and obtaining $50 from the
Union Savings Bank.
A Won Adelung, Washington street mer-
chant has assigned with liabilities of about
$500. His largest creditor Is his mother, 10
whom he owes $1,000.
The Injunction Of j. D. Marvin VS.. f. D. Black,
in reference 10 the Piedmont Hotel, was dis.
missed yesterday