The morning call., 1893-11-04
What the Galindo Hotel
Man Will Do.
DR.. DODSWELL, ORGANIST.
Death of Judge Greene'S Wife
Yesterday.
N FAVOR OF CAPTAIN ROGERS.
Lectures for Laborers-A Clerk Re-
signs "A Baker Boycotted.
Mrs. Boogar's Troubles.

held an adjourned meeting in John r
Glascock's Office yesterday morning.
The creditors committee reported that
1t had visited the trotting park and made
an inventory of the stock there. estimating
it to be worth S250O This committee con-
sists of Robert j. Boyer. Mr.. Baumgarten.
representing Tilman & BendelI, J. D. Bur
dick, representing the Live Oak district,
D. Driscoll. W. ]. Schmidt, Albert Back
maE and Fled Becker. The latter's claim
is the largest. After some discussion OF
this report the matter was let in the COM
mttee's hands for further discussion. The
opinion of the creditors seemed TO be that
Mr.. Wrights assets would allow of larger
and more immediate dividend than he had
proposed.
j. Marastana, friend of Mr. Wrlgh"s
and one to whom he owes $780, offered to
advance the latter any amount from $1,000
to $50, 600 to allow him to settle on the
basis of % cents on the dollar, all cash.
Mr.. Wright proposed to settle at 80 cents
on the dollar cash and Is cents IN SIX
months, secured by personal notes: lie
said this would be his last offer. and II the
creditors did not see fit TO accept II he
wO uld have to go through insolvency. Inc
committee has retained Attorney FREQ
Whiting and propose to investigate Mr.
! Wrights assets thoroughly.
1t was ascertained that The leasehold of
the trottug park is valued at $4,000 to
$1,000. and now ii is proposed to advertise
| for sealed bids for Mr.. Wrights interest
/ in il. If $4,000 could he raised in this man.
ner this, with the stock at the park. Will
/ amount TO $500. or 20 cents on the dollar.
! DIR. DodswelPs Record.
/ On Monday evening" at the regular meet
! ing of the vestry of the Church OF the Ad-
vent, East Oakland, a report will be sub
mitted upon the character maintained by
DR.. Dodswell. the organlst, during the past
TWO years. Charges of a serious nature
have been preferred by Horace A. Red
field. who has written East and secured
letters from parties living in localities from
which DR.. Dodswell came which went to
show that the doctor had way of leaving
town without paying his debts, and in
other ways making himself generally OBJ
noXious. The truth of these charges are
1 fatty denied by DOdswell, who can account
for Redfipld's animOsity in buu one way.
Redfe d offered 10 boom the amateur opera
"Mycae," which was recently produced by
the talent of the Church of the Advent for
S25. His proposition was rejected and Red
field laid his defeat at DR.. DOdswelps door,
The church auth horities could not ignore
the accusations brought by Redheld, but
decided that in digging into DR.. DodswelPs
record they would go no further back than
TWO years ago. An Investigation was at
once instituted with an equiYocal result. |
Words of hearty commendation were re-
cei7ed from Lafayette, lnd., Pensacola,
Fla. and other places; but that Dodswell
had ever been organist at Oxford Univer-
Sity, England, as he stated, or that be
Church of England the records failed
utterly 10 show. On Montay night the
result OF these searches will be made
Decided for Rogers.
The jury in the case of Captain c. B.
Rogers against the First National Bank
in Judge Ellsworth's court decided yester-
day in favor of Rogers. This is the case
in which man named Schwed forged the
ptain's name 10 checks, and drew his
m oney out of the bank IN question, and
when the captain called for little Of his
bullion, 10, it was gone. The bank said it
had been paid out over his signature, but
this the captain denied Hence the suit.
The forger, Schwed. is now in the East,
and Captain Rogers will shortly appear
before the Grand Jury to prefer charges
against him. 1t is the intention TO bring
him back.
A Popular Clerk Resigns.
Deputy County Clerk Thomas NJ. Robin
son, who has served as clerk of depart
ment OF the Superior Court for the past
three years, has formally rendered his
resignation and will retire from the clerks
office as soon as his successor is appointed.
Mr.. Robinson will now devote himself to
fruit-shipping at Vacaville, with an Office
and home in this city. be has been in
varia bly, painstaking and oblging and Will
not be easily replaced.
Laborers VIII Learn
At a regular meeting of the Federation
of Trades Thursday night the advSability
of getting uD series OF lectures on in
duStrial topics by workingmeD. which could
ha oftandad nv mQmharS Of the Qhnrphpc
was discussed, but no conclusion was ar
rived at. The Federal Labor Union con-
sidered the same matter last Tuesday
night and decided to create the Office of
preceptor of political economy, theology,
ethics and history.
A Baker Boycotted.
Henry Angels, the baker who for the
past fourteen months has conducted a
business on Market street, near Four
teenth, had his rent raised from S25
month to 500 last week. he says 1t is be-
cause of the fight be recently made against
the saloon of Aiken & Brown, next door.
Mr.. Angels says that during the fight
against the saloon the threat as made
that he would be driven out OF business
through q combination of salOon-keepers.
The Troubles of Mrs. Boogar.
. Thursday afternoon Mrs. Phillip Boogar
had Charles Tesher, the detective, arrested
ON charge of disturbing her peace.
She claims that Tesher in serving papers
on her invaded the privacy of her home,
kicked violently on her bedroom door and
otherwise acted in ali unwarranted and
extraordinary manner.
Death of Judge Greene's Wife.
Mrs. Isabelle Greene, wife of Superior
Judge Greene, died yesterday at the fam
lily residence at 1913 Market street after
lingering illness of blOod-po isoning. De-
ceased was a native of Boston, aged 45
years. The remains will be- cremated, ac-
cordiDg to the last wishes of deceased.
known and the reputation of The organist
be finally fixed.
Notes.
The suit over the assigned claim of
Sawyer Aldrich for S120 for services rem
dered in the Crimm0ns shooting scrape
has been before Justice Cleft for two days
One of the peculiarties Of this case is that
Mr. and Mrs. CrimmoDs met in the court
room and talked very pleasantly together
in spite of the recent shooting. when she
came so near winding up her husbands |
earthly career.
The special Water Committee of the |
Council has called for bids for the 18th |
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