The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1893-10-01

brought it in, arriving at an early hour
this morning. No one seemed TO know
the man among those who saw the BODY at
West Berkeley.
His name is ]. C. Wyatt. He delivered
a bundle to Wells. Fargo & Co. at Port
Costa to-day to be delivered to j. C.
Wyatt, San francisco. He had SI4 in his
pocket and an open-faced watch. He was
found 200 yards from the West Berkeley
station. 1t is not known from which train
he fell or was thrown.
He was dressed in overalls, brown coat
and vest; his hair was dark, as was his
mustache. and his nose was slightly turned
up in form.
The Last Rites.
John Gilmour of Colusa, the father of
the unfortunate Addie r. Gilmour, the
young woman who was cut to pieces and
cast Into the bay, paid visit to Oakland
yesterday.
His errand was a sad one. He called on
Coroner Evers with the request that that
official send the fragments of the daugh-
ters body found on this side of the bay to
COlusa for burial.
The poor old father appeared bent and
broken with grief and the events of the
past few weeks.
In making out his order for the certifi-
cate OF shipment to the Board of Health
the Coroner gave the date of death Sep
TENDER 9. and the date of removal from San
francisco as September IL. This note is
added by the Coroner:
The body was cut up and the pieces
were. washed ashore on this side Of the
bav."
Yesterday morning the por lions of the
remains which had been buried in Noun
tam view Cemetery were disinterred by
the Coroner's assistants and brought to the
Morgue, where they were placed in hand
some rosewood casket. The head will he
brought from San Rafael and placed In the
easket, and to-day the body will be shipped
to Colusa.
Wants Information.
Under date Of September 81 Attorney
General Hart writes to Mayor Pardee
asking Tor copy of the ordinance passed by
the Council extending the streets of Oak
land II any such exist. The State Attorney
said that he was about to bring a suit in
the name of the State for the water front
and was unable to find such ordinance In
the abstract made for him.
Such an ordinance was passed in JAN
uary, 1870, and covered not only Water
street, now lost in the lumber piles and
caryards OF the railroad company, but
Front street, stili further out, and now in
the channel, or somewhere Whereabouts,
was also covered by the ordinance.
The Acknowledgement was enlightened
by the City Clerk. who promptly for
warded him copy of the ordinance in
question.
The Ma cd on ugh Attractions.
The next attraction at the Macdonough
will be the famous melodrama. 1.-THE Sou
dan" which will be presented on Monday
and Tuesday evenings. "The Snudan"
had splendid runs in New York. Boston,
Chicago and other large Atlantic cities.
The sale of seats has already been very
heavy.
n, Mond,u,,d r,.,a.u n...L
10, will appear Katie: Emmett in the beau
tiful Irish play of Killarney" and on
the 11th, 10Th and 18th 'Urania" will be
presented under the auspices of the Oak
land Elks for the benefit of the Midwinter
Fair fund.
Harvey E. Allen stated yesterday that
he was satisfied be had made mistake in
accusing Frank Davis and Fred Munday
of obbng him of $500 in Munday's saloon
at West Berkeley, and Justice Cliff dis
charged the men.
j. c. Crimmins. the man who was shot
by his wife in East Oakland, is on the
streets again..
Charles E. Moser, the old man who was
convicted Of libel In writing letters to Miss
Frances Cameron and sentenced to one
year in the County Jail, has flied a state
ment on appeal for new trial.
The charges against W. j. White and W.
able, the Dave ferry solicitors, of violat-
ing the license ordinance. were dismissed
yesterday by Judge Allen, they having
paid the necessary fee.
The entire rlant of the Oakland, Ala
media and Piedmont Street Railway Com
pany has been mortgaged to the California
Title and Trust Company for $780, 600. The
mortgage was placed on record yesterday.
The annual election for directors Of the
California Lawn Tennis Club took place
yesterday. There was no opposition, and
f0rty-fiye votes were cast tor the regular
ticket for directors, as follows: Miss Nor
gan. Dell Linderman. w. H. Taylor Jr.,
R J. Woods, K. j. Davis. d. n. Ssetson,
E. M, GreenWay