The morning call., 1894-05-24

Taylor Lumber Company. S6S 81; Hayes
& Co., S299 80: Lake & Co.. $50 0S: S. p.
TAYLOR Paper Company, $50 50; Slater
Brcs.. S113 90; Fred GAMER. $50; j. K.
Stewart, S246 So; Albert Wilson, S45 ;
George Lewis, $50; James Lamb, SIS !;
II. NJ. Waterbury. S50; GetZ Bros. q Co.,
S62 Al: ime Schedule Company, Sl3 30.
EN - A PedaxoGue's Troubles.
Yesterday morning Mrs. D. q. Chanlin,
wife of the San Leandro High School
principal, left town in company with her
two children and her father-in-law. Mr..
Chaplin Sr. came up from Santa Cruz.
paid his sons debts, and, having locked
the house up. departed with the wife and
children.
Chaplin Jr. had left town on the proceed
ing Sunday very much under cloud. AS
many as eight separate charges were made
against him regarding as many girl pupils
of his school. The stories were generally
believed to be too mnnstrous for belief.
Mr.. Chaplin, who is 80 years of age and
has taught during the past six wears at
Chico and Willows, came TO San Leandro
two years ago with an excellent record.
His wife. who is almost distracted over the
scandal, says he always maintained an IN
Improbable reputation in the East.
LIE NOir's VIII.
The will of Professor Nathaniel l.. LIE
Noir, who died in a private insane asy-
lum at Stockton on March 81, was pre-
sented for probate yesterday. The in
strument bears date of March 6. 1894. The
estate. which Is valued at $500, consists
of real estate in Oakland and San Fran
cisco. Everything was left TO the widow.
1T Does Not Pay.
Ira Bishop, receiver of the Piedmont
Consolidated Street Railw ay Company, has
rendered another report, showing that the
nv If n
by S1554 During the month of April the
receipts amounted to 5000, and the dis
bursemenis S9574 He asked permission
to borrow $4,000 more or the receiver S
coupons, and the request was granted.
a FruitvaIe Rancner Killed.
Z. johnson, a teamster of Fruitvale, was
thrown from his cart last evening with
such violence that his neck was broken and
be almost instantly died. He leaves a
widow and several children. He was a
member of the Ancient Order of United
WOrkmen. The case is in the hands of
the Coroner.
Interest in the approaching rapid-shoot-
ing contest among local policemen for the
Siebe medal is on the increase. The date
of the contest is not vet fixed, but It is
likely that every one of the finest will be
on hand The badge consists of gold star
p6ludub IIOl1 d SUlu UllN'
TIE California Safe Deposit and Trust
Company has brought suit against Mary
L. Mclean and her husband, JOnn T. Nc
Lean ct al, TO recover $500 on DrOmis.
sorry note. The note is secured by a
mortgage on valuable property on the
northwest corner of Central avenue and
Willow street West Oakland.
The Oakland Consolidated Electric road
is making arrangements to double its
motive power. The new plant will be in
by October next.
The property of /. Alexander at Twelfth
and Adeline streets was attached by w.
}. Robinson yesterday for S2l46.
The gTOceTy-stOre of Louis SalZer at
Fourteenth and Market streets was ell
tered by burglars Tuesday night. They
escaped before the police could appTehend
them.
Hansine Syltaker has asked for letters
of administers ton upon the estate of his
deceased wife. The estate is valued al
$500. 1t is left to the husband and chill
dreu.
Ernst Henry Erken of Haywards was
brought into the County Jail yesterday
on suspicion of insanity. He lately lOsl
his case in attempting 10 prosecute a
blacksmith by the name of Armstrong,
who had assaulted him with Il hammer.
Armstrong had offered him $3.50 o CON-
promise the suit, but ErKeu. confident of
winning, refused il. Eventually he lost the
case. and has been breeding over it.
James o. Brown, the Fruitvale real es-
tate man. who is accused of embeZZling
S148 belonging TO Mrs. Mary Zaph, was
Yesterday surrendered by his bondsmer
and committed to the County Jail. Brown
considers his surrender to be a piece o
/ sDita work