The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1891-07-31
ACROSS THE BAY.
No Identification Of the Laundry
Farm Suicide.
Iwyers Action for Demages-WOrk On the
Boulevard Widow Blythe Sued on Notes.
a Lively serimmage.

The remains of the unfortunate young
woman who committed suicide at Laundry
psrm on Saturday had not been identified
when the Oakland Morgue closed last night
Il was noticed yesterday that the white
handkerchiefs in the satchel bore the lam
dry mark 1895" The buttoned shoes she
wore and the slippers were apparently pur-
chased in San Francisco. The dress was
blue and drab striped Bingham. the stripes
about quarter of an inch wide. with a red
line between the blue and drab The bonnet
was what is called toque. 1t had no rib
b0ns on it but the veil of light drab silk
was tied on it. The remains are decompos-
ing very rapidly, owing to the three or four
DAYS outdoor exposure, and will have to be
Inferred soon, whether identified or not.
The Oakland Consolidated Street. Railway
Company is having some of the new cars on
the Oakland and Berkeley Rapid Transit
line equipped With the Thomson Houston
motor. Those now in use have the motors
OF the Sprague system.
Spontaneous combu stion Of oils caused
yesterday 500 blaze in the basement of a
new house, belonging to c. Hooley, al 54S
William street.
AN ACTION FOR DAMAGES.
Daniel Dwyer was thrown in December
from q car on the street-car line leading
to the cemetery, the car running off the
track. He was crushed between the car and
a bank alongside the roadway, suffering
bruises of the body and leg fracture in two
places. He filed a complaint yesterday re-
citing the above as facts for which he should
have $4,000 damages from the Consolidated
Piedmont Railway Company, together with
$50 raid out for meaical attendance and
medicines He bases his cause of action Oh
the bad condition OF the defendants road
way and the caTeiessDeSs of its drivers.
The miner who was responsible for the
HilG-eyed story that was current on the
streets on Wednesday afternoon left, it is
said, on tie afternoon train on wednesday
afternoon for Arizona. The tanglefoot Of
the Golden Slate was too much for him,
worse than tarantula poison Of Arizona
The estate of Jamrs NJ. Patterson has
been appraised at Sl9,1S9 &C. II consists of
personal property.
HOW TO SAVE THE BOYS.
Rev. Dr. j. L. Gilbert, the superintendent
of the work of the American Institute of
Religious Education, who has been making
his headquarters in Oakland for three or
four months while working up the starting
OF normal classes for education, VIII start
East on Monday. He will deliver his lee
ture on How to Save the Boys" this even
ing 10 the First Congregational Church. He
expects TO return to the Coast about Janu-
airy or February for few months to start
normal classes in San Jose, Stockton and
other interior cities.
An attorney named Armstrong refused 10
pay his rent Of $50 until certain repairs we're
made TO the house and premises. When he
was one month in arrears the landlord sued
him for the amount trebled. The attorney
defended his snit. but Judgment went
against him yesterday for $50 after days
trial. he threatens to 90 to the Supreme
Court.
About 100 liquor License fees win be due
one week from to-day aggregating $4,000.
sPoRTING-LIFE GANG.
A few Of the sporting-life gang, whose
motto is We Don't Work and We Never
WIZ, are not yet in the State Prison. and
\ the remnant yesterday attacked an eighteen
year-oid hoy named Ed Henning rs be was
Walking along Market street, near Second.
after beating him. they rified his pockets
HIS injuries were attended at the Receiving
Hospital, and the police are after "de gang"
They have been going across tue bay"
one or two at time. for the last two years
Tor various Offenses.
Miss Emma SauyalI yesterday petitioned