The morning call., 1894-05-31
ACROSS THE BAY.
Patriots Graves Strewn
With Flowers.
Old Norris Goldberg Is Found to
7 Have Left an Immense
Estate.

OAKLAND.-Memoria day was observed
with appropriate ceremonies yesterday.
The shops and Offices on all the principal
streets rem aimed closed throughout the
DAY, and generous display of flags and
bunting decorated many fronts.
A procession, with about 600 men in line.
formed at Thirteenth and Franklin streets
at 10 o'clock, and after parading through
the principal streets took the cars at Clay
and Eighth streets and went to the Gene
terry.
There were in line: Three companies of
militia, three G. a. R. posts. Canton Oak
land No. IL, /. o. o. F., Sons of Veterans,
ladies' Grand Army societies. Tecumseh
Tribe No. G. Of Red Men, Clan Macdonald
No. 10 and the Boys Brigade.
At the cemetery the procession was re-
formed, with various additions, and TO the
music of dirge moved up the hillside to
: tbeEsoldiers' plat. Over 1000 people had
assembled to witness the ceremonies
Rev. James Curry led in prayer. Cap
tain w, r. Thomas. master of ceremonies,
made a short address. 2. M. Fisher was
introduced and delivered the Grafton OF
the day.
girls of the Flag Brigade decorated the
graves with flowers.
The militia fred a military salute, taps
were blown and the company broke ranks.
The following programme was rendered
at the First Methodist Church last night
Organ prelude, offertory in d minor (E
Batisfe), Miss Mabel Hussey; prayer, Rev
James Curry; remarks and Introduction, Chair
man &. X. King. past commander Lyon Pos
No. 8; music, "Their Sun Shall No More Gt
Down Is. p. Tuekerman); EschscbollZla QUAR-
fef Miss Fannie Dam, Miss Mabel Hussey
Mrs A. T Spence, Miss Alice LoVelaDd; ad
dress, Rev. Alfred Hummer; vocal solo. "Ar
Offering of Flowers" (Wbte), Mrs. Blake
Aversion; remarks, Judge Fred Y. Wood
vocal solo. "Sacred Is the Weeping" (Suppe)
Mrs. Eva Wren; music, selected, Acme quar-
tet, Messrs. Durant, Hart McDonad, russell
benediction bugle call. taps and organ pre-
ludei Lights OUT Ton corneD, Comraoe Dr' y
GoIdberg's Money.
It has been found that Morris Goldberg
a Russian Jew, who died at his residence
at Highland Park few days ago, left an
estate valued at between $200000 and
100000. His wife is dead and he lived
alone.
AS soon as the old mans wealth was as.
certained relatives popped up on every
hand. A will was discovered yesterday
by which the entire estate is disposed of.
Mr.. Wadsworth, a friend, and Leon
Goldberg, nephew in Chicago, are named
as the executors. A large mum Der of minor
relatives are remembered with small be-
quest.
In all there are over twenty-five Dene
iciaries. who reside in Chicago, New YOri
and in little villages in the south of Rus
STA. To each of these sums OF money, not
exceeding $4,000 in any one bequest, were
Jeff. Ten thousand dollars also went tt
local hospitals, Of which the Fabiola get;
the lions share.
The bulk of the property is in stocks and
bonds. There is also va@able real estate
at Salt Lake City and the Highland Park
. residence, which is worth $4,000.
The Will Will be filed here for probate TO-
day.
The Bullet Exported.
The expert employed to examine the
bullet recently removed from the body oil