The morning call., 1892-12-15
OVER IN OAKLAND.
Formation of rlany Peo=
pies Party Clubs.
SOCIETY SEES "RoSEDALE.' -
The Body of Fisherman Joseph FroiiCi
found-Late News From Ala
media and Berkeley.

The play "Rosedale' was produced be-
fore fashionable audience at the Mac
donough Theater last evening for the bene-
ut oil the Reliance Club The play was
under the man agement of j. c. Wilson Jr.,
j. ii. Ames and p. II. Rem lizard, members
OF the club. The cast comprised the men,
Ders OF the Charity Company, most Of whom
took part in the play Russian Honey
moon at the Goodall residence several
weeks ago for the benefit of the Central
Free kindergarten. The play will be re-
peated tonight, when it is expected that
the theater Will again be crowded. The
premiums for seats last night amounted to
Slo6j. The proceeds will be used for fit
ting NJ the new headquarters of the Reli-
anee Club.
The body Of a man believed TO be one of
the Italian fishermen drowned off the West
berkeley shore WAS found floating yester-
day afternoon near the mouth of Oakland
Creek He was dressed in fisherman's
garb, and watch worn in his pocket was
stopped at a quarter TO 2 o'clock, about the
tlme the capsizlng of the boat is said to
nave occurred. The body is badly decom-
posed.
Last night some Italian friends came from
San francisco and identified the body as
that OF Joseph Frolici, one of the drowned
men.
The Peoples party is organizing clubs in
every ward In the city, preparatory to the
municipal election. Two members from
each club will represent tie central COM
mlttee, which VIII meet for permanent
organization next Friday evening, Soon
atterward the committee will formulate a
platform and name the date of the con-
venton.
In the election contest Of George Earl
against w lillian PelouZe, supervisor OF the
ruin District, the attorneys for both sides
introduced witnesses TO testify as to the cal e
taken OF The ballots in the County Clerk s
oihce. No testimony Of any tampering was
given, The actual recount did not begin
ana the contest went over till this morning.
Inc big shed that answers for depot at
the Oakland mole will be utilized for dane
ing Tomorrow evening by the railway con-
ductors. whose annual bail will take place
at that time. Special trains will be run
from San Jose and Stockton, and special
boat Will take the San Francisco guests
home at A. NJ.
Manuel Joseph SOMA, who died leaving
an estate valued at $500, stipulated in his
Will that money shouid be reserved for fifty
masses Tor the repOse of his soul, and fifty
more for his father and mother
john a. Sands, assistant secretary of the
Board of Education, and Miss Pauline l.,
Bullard. VIII be married at the brides resi-
dence, near Red Bluff, On December o.
Marion Ward Craig has sued William H
Craig for divorce. Both are dentists hay-
ing separate offices in this city
The Haywards electric cars are now run
mig TO Franklin and Thirteenth streets.
Within few days cars will be run on a
tye-minnte schedule.
Mortimer Fox, The beardless young man
accused OF forgery, was discharged yester-
| day on demurrer.
Otilcer McCiOud, a late candidate for
chief OF Police, was absent from the scane
| OF saie-craekDg at Stewards butcher-shop
| on McCloud'S beat for an hour or more
Sunday morning. 1t is said that he will
have TO 60 down and explain to the Police
commissioners and that he will be tenn
poTarlly suspended to-day.
h. l.. Byrne. living on Sacramento street
San francisco, was taken to the Receiving
Hospital last night severely injured about
the head. caused by falling from the
Seventh-street local train.
The six new officers appointed To the M
| lice force will begin duty this evening
There are seven vacancies on the force
| caused by sickness aud accidents. Ii is said
| that Ofhcers Aldrich aud Banks will resign
Chef Jaller Marsh, who will give up his
KEYS on January /. Is preparing to move
back 10 Twenty-third avenue. Assistant
Jaller Schoneau Will be retained and made
chief jailer.
The alarm of fire at a:15 last night wa s
Tor the burning roof of the pattern-room of
the Oakland Iron Works at Second and
Jefferson streets. The damage was about
$50. "'0u'