The morning call., 1892-03-21
FROM ACROSS THE BAY.
Affairs of The Humane Society of
Alameda.
A Girl Who Insisted Upon Marrying the Man
Of Her Choice-Funeral Of Attorney
Bulkeley-A Fight Stopped

society OF Alameda county Tor hearing
the reports and election OF officers will be
held or Tuesday evening the 18th inst. in
the Council Chambers at the City Hall a
meeting OF the Board CT Directors was held
last Thursday evening, at which the report
of Captain II. L. Castor, who exported the
books and accounts Of The society. was pre-
scented. showing everything to be satsfac-
tory except that there was a delinquency Of
So in tie annual dues Of 1890, S511 30 Of
1891, and SO from life members. making
S572 30 uncollected. There was found TO be
due X. ". Theobald the sum Of S179J un-
paid salary as secretary, but the latter
stated that he was willing to wait until tie
society was in condition to pay. There is
Cue the society $500 as beqpest in the viii
of Mrs. Anna GreenIeaf. making a total
with the dues IRON members. Of SS72 30
available assets. The amounts collected in
fines the past year and turned over to the
society was S10o5, of which S665 was from
the Oakland Police Court, $3.50 from Justice
Snook's court, S65 from Alameda and $50
from Niles. The society was organized In
July, 1890 and now has 348 members. The
total enrolled was 1893, and OF these AZ have
resigned and died
RUMORS OF TROUBLE.
At the time of the organization it was de-
NANCu tDdb VIC ClaSSlS liicH clttleu SDOuIQ
serve until January, 1892. and thereafter be
elected annually. a number OF the active
members were absent in January last and
at the request of others the meeting was at
that time postponed by w. L. DaTgie, the
president. Rumors have been afiOat the past
few days of trouble in the society, that are
attributed by the officers to an employe re-
Gently discharged They say that there has
been no differences or difficulty of any kind
The report Of Expert CASTOR and the books
were examined by a committee OF the direct
tory and found 10 be correct The directors
believe the society has done a great deal of
good in the past twenty-0ne months, and
while the income has not kept up with what
was anticiDated they believe that it Will in
crease sufficiently TO pay up the back salary
OF the secretary during the next year.
MARRIED AT LAST.
Miss Lulu ReutscAler, whose mother at
tempted o frlghten her into forSaking her
lover by having her taken to jail and threat
ened with the Whittier Reform Scbool-the
commitment was made by Judge Greene
and afterward by him set aside-was mar
red by Rev. j ohm w. Morrison to William
Edward Pore at the residence of her step
father, Charles y. Whitaker, 1860 East
Tenth street. Her mother wanted her to
marry another young man. She is nearly
II years of age.
Manuel Furtado, died yesterday afternoon
at AivaradO from dose of strychnine
taken, ii is believed, with suicidal intent.
Coroner Evers will 20 down at an early hour
to-day and hold an inquest.
Rev. DIR. Samuel 81. Akerly brother Of
Rev Benjamin Akeriy of ST. Johns Epis-
copal Church, is visiting the latter in Oak
land. He is stationed at Newburgh, \. Y.
He will remain with his wife and two
daughters in California until about May 9,
when they will return home.
ATTORNEY BULKELEY's FUNERAL.
Bukeley. took place yesterday from the resi-
dence Of Miss Barbara KadeL Rev. Roger
II. Peters, rector Of St Andrews Protestant
Episcopal Church. off lated. The follow
ing were the pail bearers: II. l.. Gear j ohm
Donogue, I. {. Coogan, ". Nj. Fletcher, j.
w. Duncan, Alfred Savage.
The Synagogue Beth-Jacob was dedicated
AZ p. NJ. yesterday. j. Jonas delivered the
opening address IN German. Rev. Dr.
Danger Of San Francisco delivered the
dedicatory address. Rev. DIR. Sessler of the
First Hebrew Congregation was invited to
be present, but was unable to do SO owing
TO illness.
Edison +. Adams, on behalf Of the
Adams estate. informed the President of
the Oakland Board Of Trade that the estate
will give the roadway for the extension of
Broadway to the summit of the Contra
Costa Hills.
The trucks and motors for eight of the
San Leandro electric-cars have arrived at
the Sixteenth-street depot.
THE MILL STOPPED.
There WAS quite gathering of sports on
Saturday evening in a barn between San
Lorenzo and San Leandro to witness mill.
without gloves, between local pugilist and
colored porter. They were nearly ready
TO step into the ring when the San Leaudro
Constable anu Deputy Sheriff put in an
appearance and notified the assemblage that
the scrap could not 20 on. The party broke
up IN disgust 1t is said the stakes were
500 side.
I'll: b. Donaldson, the young man arrested
for burglarizing the Pullman House on Sat
turday, about noon. admitted yesterday that
he did not arrive from Oregon on that day.
as he had stated, but that he had stopped
on Friday night at the New Western, oppo-
site the Pullman, and entered room in
that house between and o'clock in the
morning and carried away pair of trcu-
sers. ring and small amount Of coin.
Another charge of bun glary has been placed
against him. 1t is now believed that he is
not from Oregon as he stated.