The morning call., 1891-04-08
OAKLAND ALAMEDA.
Rumored Find of Money by a
House. Mover.
Atheuian Club Election-Lebeuf and His Pts
tol-Resignation Of Pastor-Incorpor-
alton of the Jockey Club.

named Bayless found large sum of money
In moving house on Twelfth street. be-
tween Clay and Jefferson, or one on Broad
way, near Ninth street, but nothing definite
could be learned about it. In the early days
the house on Twelfth street was built as
Spanish fandango or dancing-hall 1t was
kept by woman named Ybanez, and was
oted as den and resort for people of bad
reputation. 1t was frequented by gamblers
who were principally Spanish, and large
sums of money were won the re. The build
ing on Broadway is probably the same which
was called the "CasinO" in early days. 1t was
noted saloon, and was owned by man named
Segrist
The annual election at the AtheniaD Club will
take place on Saturday. Following Is the regn.
lar ticket: President, w. W. FOote; Vice Presi-
dent. A. D. Thomson; Directors-George l..
Fish, a. F. Coffin, A. S. Macdonald; Election
Commiltee-W. q. Henshaw, X. Nj. Fitzgerald.
W. L. Brooks, +. &. Drum, James Dallas, j: w.
Phillips, John Crellin, e. W. Reed, John Ellis
Luther Cain, alias William Taylor (colored),
was sentenced to the County Jail yesterday for
three months by Judge Ellsworth for felonious
assault.
LEBTUF AND HIS PISTOL.
Francis Lebeuf, the iron -Inoider arrested for
carrying pistol, was tried in the Police Court
yesterday. de produced permit given HIM by
the San Francisco authorities entitling him 10
carry weapons over there, and pleaded that this
gave him lhe right TO carry his pistol ON TINS
side OF the bay. He admitted though that ms
residence is in Oakland, SO Judge Ogden tod
MIN that the permit Is yalueless here. Under the
circumstances though judgment has been sus-
pended by Judge Ogden, IL being shown that
Leb9uf is peaceabie citizen, and the reason
for threatening 10 use the weapon was for the pro.
lection Of Two women from the Insults OF crowd
The wife Of P NJ. Clere, who became sole
trader on Monday, had her ex-priest husband az
rested yesterday for disturbing the peace. he
hu Inds nuna n n.nn
own recOgniZanee. The dOetress says she Is
afraid OF him and will sue for a divorce.
Rev. J. ii. j. Rice has resigned the pastorate
OF the Chase-street Cong egatlonai Church at
west Oakland and accepted call 10 the Con-
gregational Church al Alton, Ill. He has been
al West Oakland little less than one year.
JOHN b. FELToN's ESTATE.
Miss sydney j. FELTON, yesterday flied petit
tion to be appointed administrator de bonis non
OF tie estate OF her father, John b. FELTON,. The
value of the residue OF the estate Is unknown 10
tie petitioner, but she sh ows the death Of both
the executrix, Mrs. katherine b. FELTON,, and the
executor Henry Barrollhet, under tile VIII OF
her father. The former died IN December. 1888,
and The latter in February, 1891. The petI.
toner, aged "a, and katherine q. FELTON,, aged
II, are The surviving heirs Miss Sydney J.
FELTON, is the ADMINISTRATIVE OF her mothers
estate. Wit,
citation has been Incorporated, with capital
stock OF $4,000. 10 acquire purchase, own,
lease, etc., real estate; 10 conduct, maintain,
manage, direct and have charge OF horse-race
Of livestock. driving contests, etc. The hrst
Directors are: =. Pumyea, ". NJ. Watson, Ed
ward HackeIf, Shelby f. Martin aud w. L.
Hlnchman. The sum OF $40 is actually sub
scriDed
George c. Pope yesterday sued John II. Me-
Menomy and L. C. Jndkns 10 recover S521 on
mechanics lien against McMenOmy's new house
on Plat Al, ana D. Peralta rancho ,t.ou .,o.
William j. Greer yesterday afternoon SUED
Mary A. Greer for divorce.
THE WORLDS FAIR ASSOCIATION.
The second meeting OF the Board OF Directors
OF the Alameda County Worlds Fair Association
was held III lie Supervisors chambers yesterday.
Rules OF order and bylaws were adopted alter
some changes; a committee on auditing ana
finance was appointed, consisting OF Messrs;
Myers, Snattuck and Gibson, and an editorial
Committee, TO lake charge and supervise all
publications Of the board or OF the association.
There was also appointed committee (Messrs
Edwards, McEirath, Denl50ni Meek ana hadseh)
to suggest names Of people who have special
qualifications IN different lines OF industry.
A deed was recorded yesterday from Rudolph
Slenbach of Paris, France, &c Rene dc Toe
queyIlle conveying one-t~elfth and other Inter
ests in about 2iOS aces OF Land III Alameda
County IN different parcels near ban LeaBdr0
and Haywards; also note oil Audio johnson Tor
| $1,000; action 2644 In San Francisco. Judgment
for SSY93, and Judgment against j. Il. Esludlil0
Ell al. Tor S24u,1I4, all IN CONSIDERATION oi
Charles H. Page. Pleasanton farmer and
painter, filed in Insolvency yesterday. His LA
biliIlrs are s2IO6, of which $1,000 is secured by
| mortgage on real estate. The value OF Inc
homestead is $500, ineumbered by SI709.
| A reception TO Inc new General SECRETARY, IT.
| Wing S. Watson, aud wife, of the Young Mems
Christian Association has been arranged for to-
morrow evening at the association building.
banquet by PTesbyterians of Oakland was
| given this evening al the Albany Hotel. Alter
! The banquet PTesbyI social union was or
| ganiZed by the election OF the following named
! officers President DT. Coye OF the First Pres.
byterian Church; Yiee-Presdent, Rev. DR.. Chap
| man; Secretary. Mr.. Cornell; Treasurer, L. ID.
| Browne. The three last-named belong TO the
| Brooklyn Presbyterian Church. The Initiation
| fees were fixed at So, and The annual dues at
| Sc. The next meeting Will be held on the second
Tuesday in June. There were niney-sH per-
sons present, including Elders, Deacons, Trus-
| tees and Sabbath school Superintendent and
| their wives,