The morning call., 1892-01-06
ACROSS THE BAY.
Joint Installation of Post and
Corps Officers.
Surrender Ct Crank-suits for Injuries Re-
ceived-Drawing Of Juries-Crimes Rs
ported-AIameda's Kew School.

Inc IOli0WlDg 0DcerS OIL LyOu Iost, No'
8, G. A. R., were installed last evening by
J. A. ColQuhouD, P. P. c.: Il. T. Smith.
2. c.; c. II. Reding.on, S. V. p c.; An
drew Hollywood, j. V. 2. c.; A. Dow,
Chaplain; Ii. S. Smith, Q. NJ; j. K. Pier
sol. A.; j. Winkler, Surgeon; w. H.
Adams, o. D.; j. Sturgeon, o. g.; f. +.
McFeeIey, o. NJ. After the installation Of
the post Mrs Geraldine E. Hood, Past De-
partment President, installed the following
officers Of Lyon Relief Corps No. 6, W. r.
C.: Miss Bert Cliff, p; Mrs. Abigail Hus-
sey, S. V. p; Mrs. Morrill,, Miss S. Smith,
Treasurer Miss Mabel Hus5ey. Secretary :;
Mrs E. M. Lewis, Guard; Mrs. Elizabeth
Allen, Assistant Guard; Mrs. Agatha
Winkler, Assistant Guard. After the in
stallaton the installing officer, Mrs. Hood,
presented Mrs. Irene i. Gibson, the re-
firing President. with badge on behalf OF
the relief corps. Past President Mrs. Irene
Chatterton presented the installing officer,
MIS-. Hood, with bouquet OF roses. Com
mander-elect Smith was called TO the chair
by the newly elected President, and brief
addresses were delivered
HE Is DERANGED.
a man calling himself Paul Frederick
stone called at the Sheriff's office yesterday
ana gave himself MP because he said he had
heard that there is a warrant for his arrest
| Tor killing JOHN Holden or S58 Folsom
| street, san francisco. lie said to CALL
| representative that he had not seen Holden
since December 14th, but he heard Mrs.
| Holden say on the streets OF Oakland a
! snort time before he gave himself up that
| Fred Stone had killed Holden and the Off
| GERS were after him. He was locked up by
! Sheriff HuSSey in the County Jail, but 1t is
! believed he is deranged.
w, III. Hinphnan the well-kDoWO turf-
| man, has filed an answer admitting his
| debts, but denying that he has transferred
property with intent to defTaud creditors.
The Board Of Public Works will replace
all wooden crosswalks and culverts with
bltumen ones.
TWO SUITS IN ONE DAY.
A suit for $40, 7j0 damages was brought
| yesterday against the Oakland and Berkeley
RAND Transit electric Railway Company
| by Ira ii. and Zelina Eva Curtis, for inju-
rles sustained by her being thrown from the
car while going round the curve at Shattuck
avenue, Dwight way, Berkeley, on June
10th. Mrs. Harriet E. Butler also has sued
Tor $3.50 damages as guardian ad Item OF
her overwhelmingly ar-old boy, Charles X.
Butler, who was injured at the same time.
Theodore +. Mock yesterday applied for
letters on the estate OF Lizzie Jane Taylor
Mock, consisting Of tWo-ninths interest in
tifty-fye acres of land In Sonoma County,
ing husband and two children.
The Judges of the Superior Court in bank
have entered an order 10 require the draw
ing of 100 names to serve as grand jurors
and 800 Tor trial jurors during 1892.
no MIRACLE CURED HIM.
A colored beggar named Charles johnson
was sent yesterday to the County Jail by
Judge Ogden OF the Police Court for forty
days. When johnson was first arrested
he was limping along on clutches, and all
at once, while the officer was a step in ad-
vance of him. he threw his clutches up
under his arm and started off on run like
a sprinteT. The officer could not catch him,
but he laid" for him and caught him an
hour later.
Adjutant and Mrs. Kernahan Of the Sal
walton Army have been ordered tG Los An
geles to assume charge of the Southern Cali
fornia division. Their departure from here
will be celebrated by a demonstration to-
morrow evening.
Edward Campbell, charged by Miss Emma
Hill with felony, was admitted to bail in
$1,000 yesterday and the examination con-
tinued until tomorrow.
At the meeting of the County Worlds Fair
Association yesterday new Directors were
elected. The attendance was rather small.
CRIMES REPORTED.
Frank Materna reported to the police
that at midnight on Monday he was held
up at Seventh and jefferson streets by two
footballs, who knocked him down and
robbed him of S22 and a watch. Two we'll
known hard characters, named Mcdonald
and Miller, have been arrested on suspicion.
Hugh Carey, Of Nineteenth and West
streets, reported that his house had been
broken into and SAT stolen.
Alexander Gordon. as administrator Of
the estate of James II. Hamilton, has filed
his first annual report, showing that he has
received S99G0S, of which 500, 947 was life in-
surance money. Hamilton was thrown
from horse on his ranch in Fresno County
about year ago and killed.
The will Of John c. Holland has been
filed for probate. The estate, valued at
5000, is devised to his widow and six chill
society man.
Frank j. Krauth has applied for letters
on tie estate of Mary Connolly, consisting
Of 100 acres of land in Murray Township,
Alameda County, valued at $1,000