The morning call., 1893-09-02

Broadway. extending from Franklin TO
washington street, and is given TO secure a
hote nor 100000. running ten years at o
per cent interest. payable semi-annually.
The Bonding Boom.
Ihere is still talk of bonding property
ID The nelghbOThood of Franklin, WeO-
sler and Seventh streets. looking to the
railroad making that location general
stopping place for both its broad and
narrow gauge trains after the Council has
passed its train-stOpping ordinance, but
out of all the talk nothing has assumed a
very tangible shape. There are plenty OF
rumoTs, however. one to the effect that a
well-known attorney had approached A.
j. Snyder, the owner of lot 75X100 at
Franklin and Tenth streets and offered
$500 front foot for his property. The
offer was declined, it is said. IL Is stated
that the same attorney offered Mrs. a.
Chabot the same price for her property on
the northwest corner of Eighth aud Frank
lin streets, which was likewise declined.
Mr.. DiDgee has secured option on certain
property in the neighborhcod, but he will
not state for whom he holds It.
1t is stated that Mr.. Snyder would like
to have taken $4,000 for his holdings ''if"
Mrs. Snyder had been entirely willing
But
Charged with Betrayal.
William Berry now occupies cell at the
City Prison. He was arrested yesterday
on complaint sworn out by Miss Mamie
Brady, who charges William with having
betrayed her. She fixes the date Of the
offense on February 10 last.
Brady was arTaIgned yesterday before
Judge Allen in the Police Court, and had
his examination set for the 9th inst. He
is an employe Of West Oakland planning
mill.
The Berry family. parents of young
bn is Of hn ho
traYal of Name Brady, were seen at their
residence, S2S Webster street, last night
and declared il their conviction that the
affair was an attempt at blackmal. VIII
liam is only 10 years of age; Miss Brady Is
Il hot yet 20, and, according TO Berry's pa
rents, is disreputahle character and has
been in the City Prison for vagrancy.
Berry is out en- $1,000 bonds pending his
examination.
On the City Prison books there appears
the name Mary Brady, aged 49, arrested
on a charge of vagrancy last April. The
case has causing much talk aboun town,
and young Berry is condoled with for his
share in it,
"TIp'' Is Smiling.
1t was said once on time that the Oak
land ball-players refused to play ball
unless the redoubtable Tip O'Neill was
discharged from the team. Zip" went.
The Oakland players continue TO play
ball, and of very superior quality. too,
without Tip" That gentleman went
south. away off among the orange groves
or Louisiana, but lie did not stay. he Is
back in Oakland again, and somebody
says Tip" is smiling at the other fellows
now, as they ait on the iron railing at the
corner OF Eighth and Broadway whistling
for their salaries and waiting for some
thing TO turn up.
1t is stated that the reason Tip" did
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the collapse of the Southern team, which
was disrupted by reason of the quarantine.
In the Potters' Field.
This morning at 10 O'Clock the remains
of the man who suicided from the narrow
gauge boat. Louis Dubois, will be buried
in the city plot at Mountain View.
The Coroner has made every endeavOT
To fhd some friends who would take
charge OF the remains, but without success.