The morning call., 1894-10-20

uOilarS ana tue greater part OF IL Will De QVlQ60
between Mrs. Evoy's two daughters, Virginia
Shaw and Charlotte A. French.
The Will provides that all the proIerty OF the
estate on Thirty-fifth street be divided into
three equal parts. The two daughters are each
TO receive one-third and the remaining one
third is to be held by w q. Hensnaw In trust
for larry Jones Norris, The decedent's grand
daughter. she also provides that the trustee
hold in trust $40, 900 for each Of her two grand
sons, w. l. Norris and L NJ. Norris.
Mrs. Evoy cancels all the debts of her sons to
her, and provides that il any of the heirs con-
test he will the share OF such contestant shall
revert TO the other heirs.
The Hebrew Congregation.
AT the annual meeting OF the First Hebrew
congregation on Thursday evening the officers
elected for the ensuing year are: ID. S. Hirsll-
president: Abe Jonas, treasurer; l.. Rothen-
berg Jacob Rosenberg, Aaron Jacobs, George
Samuels and ID. Magnes. trustees.
III his report President Hirshberg recon-.
mended that the rabbi be elected for period
OF three years instead OF two years, as Is now
the custom, and also that the salary OF the
rabbi be Increased. DR.. Frieclander was re-
elected for The ensuing two years, but motion
to increase his salary from $500 TO $1,000
next year, ana S2400 for the following year,
was lost.
Tackled the Wrong Mau.
Deputy Sheriff Wallace chief of the police
system al The West Oakland yards yesterday
arrested Olander Lee on three charges-assault
with deadly weapon, disturbing the peace
and vulgar language. Lee is very lnuepenu-
ent and offciOus sort OF a colored man. Wnen
wallace noticed him iOIteflng around the yaru
and ordered him to move on, ana IL he nao no
business in The railroad premises 10 get OUT
instead of obeying Lee cursed the oftcer and
threatened him with bis knife. wallace, now
ever. is too old an officer To be so easily fright
ened and from the yards 10 tne nearest ponce
station he kept Lees teetD cnatterlng so Vlgor-
ously did he shake him.
Floral Palms to His Memory.
Coroner Eyers held all inquest yesterday
morning on the death OF Wallace +. Ayers,
who died on Thursday from the effects of the
accident which befell him several weeks
apo in attempting 10 board a moving train.
Tie testimony showed that the morning was
wet and f0ggy; that the young man was not an
expert at tram jumping, and the jury found
that his death was due TO his own car eleSs-
ness.
He was buried from his home in East Oak
land yesterday afternoon. The funeral was
large, and The floral tributes to his memory
from his young friends were many and most
beautiful. The inteTment was In Mountain
View Cemetery.
w. III. III. Hart Sued.
Suit was entered yesterday in the Superior
Court by Frank ONeal against ". H. II. Hart
and Mary E. Burdick 10 recover Judgment on a
note given plaintiff by Hart for $500. The
note is daIed Oakland, july 10, 1890, and was
TO run one year, with interest at 10 per cent
per annum. Payment is secured by a mortgage
on lots 34 TO 90 inclusive on Cleveland avenue
Oakland.
desvy interest.
j. II. T. Watkinson, accountant for the Con-
ira Costa Water Company. has brought SUIT
against Mary Virginia Hunter ct al. 10 recover
on a note for $500, made by defendant TO
plaintiff on June 20, 1890. and TO run four
months at the ratr OF 2I per cent per annum
The Gote is secured by a mortgage oD property
on East Sixteenth street.
1t Is Ali Right Now.
Albert LIE Clair and s. j. Happ are partners,
but one day IN August the latter caused the ar
rest OF the former on a charge of assaultng
him with deadly weapon. The case came up
in the Police Court yesterday, and lie Clair was
discharged on The showing that he and his part
ner Happ merely had trivial dispute over
horse.
Black in Oakland.
S. T. Black OF Ventura County. Republican
candidate for State SupeTiu eudeut of Public
Instruction. arrived in Oakland yesterday TO
revive his acquaintance with old friends and
make new ones. Mr.. Black is well known IN
this city. having once been principal OF one OF
the local schools.
Accused of Theft.
John Kearn, a very old man, was arrested by
Ohicer Quigey yesterday morning and charged
with petty Iceny on The complaint Of a col
Ored woman named Walters. She alleged hat
The aged man entered her residence on lower
Broadway and stole quantity OF old clothes.
The Joneses Separate.
William +. Jones has secured a divorce from
Anna V. Jones on the ground OF inhdelity
The plaintiff is awarded the custody OF the
minor child.
\ Silver Wedding.
The twenty fifth anniversary of the wedding
OF tir. and Mrs. K. Reynolds was celebrated last
night at their home at Bis East Twelfth street,
Oakland.