The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1894-11-25

lendtn 500 note and So in money given by
Mrs. Iufts. lie also demanded the deed ana
Ohl, tenden promised TO return it, but BEFORE ne
clapped mortgages on the ranch for S1400.
AicCormick and Parker have not Deeh tohhd,
ana 1t Is sta ed Clark has taken irlp TO Arr
The case against Chit euden was called III
tue police court yesterday and ne pieaaed NOT
guilty. S and the case was set for trial on NoVem-
Touhig VIII Be Paid.
Incompetence is not bar TO the payment OF
ciainl, provided that the Woik OF me man was
satisfactory TO The power contToilne MS sdI-
ary," remarked City attorney johnson WI, n
he advised Auditor Snow to pay John Touhig
$500 for three months salary Tor aching as
SUPERINTENDENT over the work on ;the louhua
non walls OF The harrison Schooi Duiiaihg II
was this foundation which was found o De de-
receive and which plunged the city lplo us eh-
tenslve litigation with the contractors heNlh-
lard q Co.
Auditor Snow desired to resist the payment
OF Iouhig's salary because he deems tlat IL
was the mans duty as superintendent Oh Ooh
stIuction 10 see that The woIk was pi0p W, ,Is
done. 1onnlg, however, was appoinieu Ny tnS
Board OF Public Works and the hOard appfoVeu
ms clam, thereby indicating that they are en-
tlreiy satisfied with his work. as pronapy tue e
are. CITY Attorney johnson adVis q tDhl tne
claim be paid because in his opinion, the CITY
mas no defence against it.
work for Unemployed.
The Associated Charities OF Oakland Is con-
slderlng The advisa biity of establishing pup
lie woodward where the unemployed can help
themselves during the winter months. Re-
gardlng The matter Industrial General heliey
writes as follows 10 local paper:
see by the papers that there Is proposltlon
before the city OF Oakland for the establishment
OF wood and coal yard for the beneht OF Ine I'M
employed Of this city. In regard TO same Woud
say; That for 81 90 Will aeree to feed aud lodee
all worthy applicants for such accommodation,
the money TO be deposited with your PAPER, TO De
operations
needed for carrying on the work. VIII guarantee
that the business win be selfsupportng after the
hrst STOCK mas been laid in. Yours. etc,
CHARLES I. KELLEY,
General United States Industrial Army.
The lndustrials Will to-day al P; NJ hold
memorial service at the grave OF ". 5. Paisley
at Mountain View Cemetery. Paisley, II VIII
be remember d. is The member OF the army
VINO was killed At Rockn last spring by con-
stable during the march OF The army toward
washington. The body OF Paisley was re-
turned TO Oakland and buried here with great
ceremony.
BisObedient l. x-Husbands.
Manuel NJ. Lopez. a wealthy farmer OF Muir
ray Township has been cited 10 appear before
Judge Greene on December and show cause
why h has not obeyed the order of the court
10 pay $50 per month aimony $50 costs and
500 att orney's fees.
Mary a. Givens has applied 10 have her
husband show cause why he has not nald her
$50 month alimony since February. 1894.
The New Roy
On Monday night, December 3. 1.-The New
Boy" VIII be presented at the Macdonough
lDeater. This Is the latest London and New
YORK success and is said TO be the best comedy
on the boards to-day. The New Boy" Will
only stay TWO nights and those desiring seats
should make application early. Seats on sale
thursday. November %, at popular prices
The next attraction Will be Salvini, who will
play weeks engagement, presenting his entire
repertoire.
Revival in West Oakland.
TT,,;A N
hello large audiences the past week for special
revival services. The pastor Rev. II. q. Rice.
Invited young evangelist from Chicago, Rev.
James b. Orr who conducted successful
series of meetings in the Congregational Church
In West Oakland in October. Much interest
mas developed. The ChaSe-street Congrega-
Llonal church unites with The Presbyterian on
Sunday evening, and the special services Will
be continued during Thanksgiving week.
a Butchers Hesyy Failure.
NJ. Samson. one OF the best-knOWn butchers
In Oakland, has failed for large amount and
his business at Washington and Eleventh
ST. eetS Is IN the bands of a receiver. His liza.
blities amount 10 almost $4,000, While MS
assets. according TO his books, may fall short of
$4,000. His largest creditors will be hard HIT
The failure Is ascribed to the competition of the
meat selling syndicate.
"The Course of True Love"
Peter Olsen, the young sailor whose wife
Dorothy sued him for divorce on the ground
OF cruel - intends TO make a contest. To that
end he Will shortly file cross complaint, In
which he will deny that be is cruel but will
alege that his wife has been very cruel to him.
he says that his vile is 70 years of age, and
admits that he is only AZ years Old
Street Assessment Suits.
The Oakland Contracting Company yester-
day commenced three suits in the Superior
Court TO secure judgments for sums due for
certain street work done on Perata avenue
E. ". Woodward and wife are sued for
$500 20, W. p. Harmon for S2S8 ~ and D. L.
Fryer and wife for 800 So.
Bart Morgan DtngerousIy Hi.
Supervisor Bart Morgan, who represents the
Third SupelvlsoriaI District, is reported 10 bt,
dangerously iii. He is confined in his home on
Market str Ell, near Sixth. The Information
was a sad blow to his friends. who fear that his
Illness may be fatal.
Not Retained.
Attorney j. C. Martin says that he has not
been retained TO fight in the Supreme Court for
a prolongalIon of the rms OF certain county
officials for TWO years