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The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1894-01-23
TRUSTEES SALE.

IN ACCORDANCE WITH THE TERMS AND
L under the authority or a certain Deed of Trust.
duly executed by ELIZABETH NILES (wtdow)
and AUGUSTUS NILES (Otherwise known as
WILLIAM AUGUSTUS Niles. party of the
first part to HENRY c. CAMPBELL and THAD-
part and the SAN FRANCESCA SAVTNGS UNION
party of the third part. dated March 8. 1892. and
recorded In the once OF the County Recorder of
the County of Alameda, State OF California, in
Liber 445 OF Deeds. at pages 36l and fol-
on the 9th day of November 1898 by the
Board OF Directors of said SAN FRANCISCO
SAVINGS UNION. CORPORATION. and the holder
of the note (No. IL, 646}. TO secure payment OF
which the aforesaid Deed of Trust executed,
declaring that default had been made in the pay
nent of the principal and other
under said note ana l'esd Of Trust. and request
ing ana directing said Henry c. CAMPBELL
and THADDEUS Is KENT. Trustees. to sell the
real estate described therein TO satisfy said in
debtedness.
b. KENT, Trustees, do hereby give notice that on
FRIDAY. the I'd day of February, A. D. 1874.
at II O'Clock of that day. and at the Auction
SalesroOm of W lillian j. DINGEE. 460 and 462
Eighth street, in the City of Oakland, County OF
tic auction to the highest bidder, for cash in Cold
Coin of the United States. all that piece parcel
of land situate in the City of Alameda, County of
Alameda, State OF California, described as follows.
TO wit:
Commencing at point or the EasterIy line of
Mozart street. distant thereon one hundred and
seventy-hve Q75l feet SOutheTly from the South
erly line OF Railroad avenue, and running thence
Snutheriy sIong said line OF Mozart street one
hundred and fifty N5Oy feet; thence at right
angles Easterly one hundred aud fifty Q5O) feet;
thence at right angles \Ortherly one hundred and
fifty (l5U) feet. and thence AT right angles West
erly one hundred and fifty (1bOl feet to the point
of commencement. Being lots numbers Twenty
one CID, Twenty-Five C22) and Twentythree
(23), as laid down and delineated on the map n
Titled MAP of the Encinal Park Tract, Alameda,
Subdivided May. 1879. w. F. Boardman. Sur
veyor," filed June 25. 1879 In the office of the
County Recorder of said County of Alameda, to-
Gether with the appurtenances
TERMS OF SALE-Cash In Gold Coin OF the
United States; ten per cent payable to the under
signed on the fall of the hammer; balance on do
livery of deed; and If not paid unless for want
of title (ten days being allowed for scarcely. then
said ten per cent to be forfeited. and the sale
be void. Acts of sale at purchasers expense.
HENRY G. "a MPBELL,l ru...a
THADOEUS r. KENT, AiuS'eoS'
- jal2 Is l9 % 26 so fee
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1894-01-23
An Oid.Timer CAUGHT

The Once saloon, on the corner of CITY Hall
and Park avenues, was broken into on The
morning OF January 2. A brick was thrown
through the glass of the door entering from CIV
Hall avenue, but as the key was not IN the
lock entrance could not be elected by that
means. The door on the corner was then forced
open with jimmy. and the burglar carried off
several boxes or cigars and some DO ties OF
liquor. The cash register had been emptied by
night.
On SATURDAY. Policeman De Bots saw n man
on Leidps dUrff street with three boxes of cigars
under mis- arm, and he was Offering TO sell
the cigars TO passers-by at 1 cent EACH lie sus-
pecied lie had not become possessed OF Them
honestly. He placed him under arrest and
took him 10 police headquarters, where he was
recognized as Thomas CAM bell, an old Of
fender with many aliases. He was placed on
the small book, and De Bots turned his alien
ton 10 finding out 10 whom the cigars belonged
II G saw The proprietor OF The ONCE saloon
and lie recognized one OF The boxes as one of
those taken from his saloon. Whom the others
belong 10 is yet Il mystery. Last night Campbell
was booked at the City Prison on Il charge of
burglary.
Thomas Campbell alias James Griffin. alias
Michael Walsh alias William Clancy. received
his FIRST sentence on January ., 1S71-sixfy
days in the County Jail for petty larceny On
April "a. 1878, he got three years In San Ouen.
lin for burglary, and on December ! g. 1880 he
got Two years and half for The same crime
On January %, 1888, lie got sixteen years i'm
Folsom Tor burglary of church in Santa Cruz
County. He has onIy recently got his liberty.
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ALAMEDA.

Ii Lee, a Chinese laundryman, called at Mrs
George Adams house on Paru street Yesterday
afternoon concerning a wash bill Mrs. Adams
came TO the door and in The discussion he said
a good lady never cheated. Bert Adams, her
son, who was within call, came up and struck
the washman TWO blows in the mouth. He
went into court with his mouth lacerared and
bleeding and procured warrant for The arrest
OF his assalant. AfteTward Mrs. Adams went
before the same Justice of the Peace and had
the Chinese arrested for disturbing the peace
He Will be Tried this afternoon before jury.
Land Poor.
The Gwin family, though owning real estate
free from incumbrancP. Is in want. Mrs. Gwin
Is 50 years OF age. and with her maiden daugIi-
ter. 80 years OF age and insane, resides on tn ir
of lot 100 feet front by 100 feet deem,
with a dwelling-hOuse thereon. The title
is much mixed up I'm the Probate Court, for
the old lady has an interest, the estate of The
insane daughter also has an interest, and then
the estate of dee ased daughter has an in-
terest in the property. The one lot offered for
sale. fifty fdet front. has been appraised at
$500 bur no one viii offer more than 5000 and
there The matter stands. In all probability "A
new appraiSement VIII have 10 be made and
the value lowered before sale can be effected
Rebekah Lodge.
Fair Oaks Lodge, the new Rebekah Lodge OF
ODD Fellows, Instituted On Saturday night the
following officers: Mrs. Mcfarland. noble
grand; Mrs. Randlett, vice-grand; Mrs Vol
mar, secretary; MTs Merger. treasurer; Mrs.
Young. warden: Mrs. Christensen, conduct
reSs; Mrs. Rae, chaplain; 5. B. Paige, outside
guardian; Mrs. Viewer. Inside guardian;
Messrs. Randetr ana Christensen, right anc
and Sldham, right and left supporters TO vice.
grand.
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HELP FOR THE NEEDY.
A Practical Movement Organized by
the Young ITEMS Institute.

The Young Mems Institute have inaugurated
movement for dispensing provisions and aid
to the families of The needy poor.
Alta conference meeting with a committee
from the Young Ladies' Institute and Catholic
Ladies' Aid Society, held in Young Mems H.
stltuie headquarters on last Saturday evening,
plan was formulated whereby provisions and
etolhnG would be dispensed at the above head
quarters on MONDAYS and THURSDAYS OF each
week as long as funds and contributions last
The Young Mems Institute has invested a
liberal supply OF money In the purchase Of pro-
visions. which Will be distributed TO all faml-
lies applying.
All app cations to receive attention must be
indOrSed by member OF The above Organiza-
lions, the pastor Of any church. irrespective OF
creed
T he time of distribution will be between the
hours of 10 10 y z. NJ, at Young Mems InSii-
tute Hail. on the corner of Tenth and Market
streets.
All Catholic societies In the city are cor.
daily invited TO interest themselves in this
charitaOl lie movement.
Arrange ments are being perfected for n
grand don alton entertainment TO take place at
METROPOLITAN Hall on the evening of February
g, TO comprise most interesting programme in
PRODUCED by an address by his Grace Arch
bishop Riordan. The clergy and prominent
cltlZrns VIII also give addresses. Musical and
literary numbers will furnish forth the pro-
ramme.
The price OF admission will be a package OF
PROVISIONS. the size OF which is not limited but
1t is trusted they will be large. Orders for fuel
provisions or clothing VIII entiile the bearer To
admission. III these orders are sent to the y
NJ. |. Hall tickets of admission 10 the enIer-
Iainment will be forwarded. The management
hndS many OF the poor in need OF fuel ana
clothing aud orders will be received daily at the
hall.
An urgent bid for the success of this enter
tanment IS hereby made ana the committee,
OF which Miss y. Miles OF the Catholic Ladies'
Aid Society is chairman begS The co-operation
OF the charitable public.
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OVER RACING TRACKS.
New York Turfmen to Form a Gen.

NEW YORK, Jan re- REPRESENTATIVE owners
of racing stock in New York and vicinity
met to-day at the Hoffman House TO consider
the advisability Of identifying themselves with
the movement recently started by Messrs.
keene. Belmont. Croker, Giddons, Daily and
others TO establish new censorship over the
New oTk racing tracks. Mr.. keene said all
the principal clubs. EXCEPT the Coney Island,
had agreed 10 come under the supervision OF
The new Organization.
A communication was read from the Coney
Island Club, declining to allow any control of
their dates or privileges involving property
outside Of racing matters, but would be pleased
10 receive further suggestions to The laudabe
purpose ID view. Richard Croker suggested
the Coney Island Club be asked to submit a
proposition under which il would come In.
This was agreed TO and the meeting adjourned.
The following Is the number Of entries re-
celVed 10 date for the Saratoga stakes, which
closed January Is: Two-year- ods-Flash 80
Bitter Root 1872, Kentucky 103 Bankers 1OI,
McOrattlrana stud 1OS, Salvador 81, Belle
Meade stud 90, Grand Union Hurricane stud
- 20, California 70, Melbourne stud 124, g. II.
Mumm & Co 169.
1bree-year- Ods-IroGuOis 104, Foxhall To-
Travers 10, I. S. Hotel 11S.
All ages-Canadian 50. Foster Memorial "a.
montana 20, Merchants r. Spencer Handicap
81, sea Foam SO, Albany rs, MOrrissey 73
Moett ana ChandOn 1O1.
Hurdle and Recommendations 50, Van
asset and hearney 81, Ralston 40, BeverWicK
81, BeverWIck renewed 81.
The total number OF entries this year is 1888,
compared win total of 1890 for the same
number OF stakes last year
NEW ORLEANS, Jan. 22.-The track was fair
Flve-eighths OF a mile, Servia won, Beverly
second, Billy Duncan third. Time, 1:O21a
:, One mile and seventy yards, Mary Sue won
Uncle Frank second, Virden third. Time
! :4034.
SIX furlOngs, Bryant won, Miss Mamie sec
ono. Pousse Cafe third. Time. 1:1515.
one mile and seventy yards, BIjou won. Josie
ira Fin,
Dix furiongs, Cyrus won. jerome S second
Carmen third. Time, 1912.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1894-01-23
PLEASANTON ASSIGNMENT.
A Satisfactory Arrangement Made
With the Creditors.

The financial difficulties OF the new manager
of The Pleasanton Hotel, c. S. Hedge, have been
definitely settled by an arrangement completed
yesterday with The creditors. When Mr.. Hedge
assigned o j. b. Breed OF Redlamds, TO whom
lie was indebted $4,000, the latter, after a
thorough investigation, decided TO assist MIR.
Hedge, and circulated an agreement among The
creditors agreeing 10 pay them at the rate OF 20
per cent Of their Indebtedness each month, com
mencing with March D.
Mr.. Breed was the first TO sign placing his
claim. the greater part of which is secured by the
assignment OF the leasehoid interest and trans
fer OF personal properly, among the rest. The
total amount or Mr.. Hedges Indebtedness Is
1892 70. OF This amount, all but few
minor claims, less than couple of hundred
dollars In amount, are represented in the agree
ment.
Mr.. Breed will remain in charge OF the hotel
until such time as Mr.. Hedge secures his final
release. when nc Will turn The hotel over to him
again. In the meanwhile, under Mr.. Breed )
direction, Mr. Hedge will have the supervision
OF affairs. as the former has had no experience
in the hotel business.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1894-01-23
That GRAND JURY'S REPORT
One OF the San Bernardino Scan
dais Has Been Sifted.

BAN BERNABDINo Jan. 22-Sberif Booth
and eX-Sh- riH Seymour were arraigned under
the indictments found against them by the
Grand Jury. and Thursday next was oct "a the
tinae TO plead. Public opinion seems n he
strongly in favor OF the accused ana their In.
nocenee of having corruptly sworn To bills
against the State, as charged. Tie Grand
Jury report also severely commented upon The
conduct OF the previous Board OF City Trustees
charging them with gross carelessneSs in LEI.
ting contracts amounting To upward of
$4,000 for laying city waterworks and
holding out that under contract certain water
gdes had been never lad as called for 10 me
loss al The city IN large sums. These matters
nave been seriously agltatiDg thr public mind
Ior some time past, as the original plans and
SpecihcatiOns OF the contract were nowhere to
De lound and certain parties were accused OF
HaWhg Intentionally gotten away with them.
1he original contractor. George NJ. Cody
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CONSIDERED IN THE REICHSTAG.

BERLIN, Jan. 22.-Five meetings OF the
unem ployed, called as a result of the
police outrages upon the people who at
tended the meeting of the Unemployed
Thursday. took place to-day in five cleo
toral districts. Liebknecht spoke at Elm
killer Hall and urged the workmen to
secure reduction in the hours of day.
work. He said he opposed emigration,
declaring there is plenty OF work IN Ger
many. He referred to the conduct OF the
police at Lips brewery and urged his
hearers not TO allow themselves 10 be in
cited to disorder by the police.
DR.. Gumplowicz, Polish Hebrew, fol-
lowed with an exciting speech. combating
one of the Liebknecht proposals regarding
State Intervention to cope with the ques-
ton of the unemployed and declaring the
State was composed of a gang of exploit
ers. At this stage OF the meeting a police
officer sprang to the side OF Gumplo wicz
and placed him under arrest, hGstling the
speaker out Of the hall amid scene OF
uproar.
When order was restored a young
woman made an energetic speech and
urged the employment of soldiers at the
theaters be abolished. claiming that they
deprived the people of a living, and that
the place of soldiers was in their barracks.
Loud cheers
- Resolutions were passed in favor of re-
stricting the hours of LABOR.
In the Reichstag to-day Won Boelticher,
Secretary of the Interior. replying TO oues-
tons put by socialist mem bers in regard to
the distress prevailing. declared that the
distress only existed in certain industries
and was not keen or widespread enough to
compel the Government to adopt measures
fox the relief of those suffering from
business depression. Wages generally had
an upward tendency. and The condition of
the working people was improved. de-
posits in the savings banks having in
creased.
Richter maintained that State interfer-
ence could not prevent distress. and Bebel
IN q long speech combated Won Boet-
ticber's statements and dwelt upon the
reduction OF the length OF the workday in
British military factories. Bebe also re-
ferred to the disorders at Lips brewery,
claiming that they were tormented by
police agents. Won Boetticher denied
these statements. and the House ad-
-~1Ourned
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MISCELLANEOUS,
FOUR CASH PRIZES!
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BERKELEY.

The executive committee OF the athletic asso.
citation has appointed Frederick Hermann. '94
manager OF baseball affairs. in place OF Stanley
Jackson, resigned and Frederick Koch 10 be
representative on The executive committee from
the class of '96. The committee has placed
limit on handicap events. TO be observed In fu-
ture field days as follows: 100.yatd dash, Z
yards; 220-yard dash, IS yards; 440-yard
dash. 80 yards; SS0-yard dash, 40 yards; mil.
run, 80 yards; mile walk. 100 yards; l2O-yard
hurdr. 10 yards; 900 yard hurdle. ~ yards;
running high jump. inches; running broad
Jump, 10 inches; pole vault fer height, ~
inches; shot put, 8 inches; hammer throw 10
feet
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TRUSTEES SALE.

IN ACCORDANCE WITH THE TERMS AND
i under the authority OF certain Deed of Trust,
part, TO HENRY c. CAMPBELL and THADDEUS
g. KENT. Trustees, parties of the second part.
and the SAN FRANCISCO SAVINGS UNION,
party Of the third part, dated May 21st, 1888 and
recor ded in the O1ice o. the County Recorder OF
the Count of Fresno. State OF Cal ifornia in Liber
rs of Deeds, at pages 1863 and following; and in
pursuance of q resolution passed on the I'd day of
November. 1898. by the Board OF Directors of
said SAN FRANCISCO SANIN GS UNION, Cor
pnration, aud the holder of the notes (No. S734)
TO secure payment OF which the aforesaid Deed of
Trust executed. declaring that default had
been made in the payment of the principal sum
and other sums due under said notes and Deed OF
Trust and requesting anG directing said HENRY
G. CAMPBELL. aud rHADDEUS B. KENT. Trus-
tees. to sell the real estate described therein 10
We. HENRY G. CAMPBELL and THADDEUs
Il. KENT. Trustees, do hereby give notice that
TUESDAY, the 18th day of February, A. d.
1894, at II O'Clock ". cf that day. and at the Auc
tion Sales Room of EASTON. ELDRIDGE q CO.
No. $50 Market street. in the CITY aud County OF
public auction, TO the highest bidder. for cash i'll
Gold Coin of the united States, all the pieces
parcels uf land situate in the County of Fresno,
State of California, described as follows. to wit:
Act ordug TO the Oticial Pats and System OF
In ownship Thirteen l3) South, Range Nine
teen tlS) East ldount Diablo Base and Meridian
OF Sc ton Thirty (30) the Southeast quarter OF
the Southeast quarter Csc a OF Sc ~ and the
South half of the North half OF the Southeast
quarter Is. 1a of IL OF 81. "A. and of Section
Thirty-two (32) the Northwest quarter of the
Southc asst quarter (NW "A nf Sc "a. the South
half of the Southwest quarter of the Northeast
quarter Is 10 of SW. "A OF the NE. IA; the
\ Northwest quarter of the y orthwest quarter (NW
a OF MY. ~ and the North half OF the South
west quarter of the Northwest quarter N. "a OF
sly. "a OF NV. ~. containing III all wo Hun
dred (20Ul acres of land together with the appur-
tenanceS.
TERMS OF SALE.-Cash in cold Coin of the
United States: ten per cent payable TO the under
signed the fall OF the hammer: balance on de-
livery of deed and If not paid, unless for want
of title Cten days being allowed for scarcely, then
said per cent to be forfeited. and the sale to
be void Acts of sale at purchasers expense.
henry CAM i Trustees.
ja23 20 80 fe2 8 Is
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has for some months past been at deaths
door from hemorrhage OF the lungs. To-day
he came downtown and directed his clerks
where 10 find the l0ng-lOst papers. which were
found under his safe. He also showed con-
cIusively that he had complied with the con
tract In every particular, and that all the water
gates in question were actually IN place.
Cooley had TO use these plans and specilca-
lions in making new water connections by
order OF the CITY Trustees, and they were for
gotten when he taken suddenly i'll. Thus
ends IN a fiaSco 4 matter of long discussion and
inquiry. and cloud is being lifted from limo
cent mems TPDuIatiOn
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Troubles of the SCOTS.

Presiding Judge Hebbard is busily engaged
in listening to the woes of George Scott, lore
man OF the Pacific Carriage Company, and to
those OF Maggie Scott, his wife.
Scott charges his wife with habiiual intem-
perauce, while she in aclo>s-complaint charges
him Win cruelty. she claims that he is fine
owner OF a 10000 ranch IN Arizona and She
demands half OF that as community properly.
In evidence Mrs. scott admitted that she had
once been arrested for drunkenness. but denied
that the chaI &c true al That or any o. ner
time She clTimed Thai her husband h,d ~,
haved very brutally TO her and was respon sible
for he continued sickness. The case Will be
submitted to-day.
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Acted in SeIf-DefeuSe,

STOCKTON. Jan. 22.-G. Pierano. an Italian
gardener, who stabbed his partner fourteen
times few months ago and was tried for muir
der. was to-day found not guilty. the jury be
lleVinG that lie acted in selfdrftnSe. AT The
tilal The defense put in no testimony, arguing
self-defense on the evidence of the prosecution.
Plerano Is young man and has many friends
among his cnuntrymen, all of whom seemed
well pleased with the verdict.
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Sudden Death.

Margaret McSweeny, domestic living on
cara street was stricken down on the side
walk at the corner OF Fourth and Clara streets
yesterday afternoon. The patrol wagon was
summoned. but while on The road TO the City
Receiving Hospital size died. An autopsy was
was due to fatty degeneration of the heart.
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Will Keep Pensions Down.

WASHINGTON, Jan. 22.-O'Nell of Mas
saehuSetts. chairman of the subcommittee
on pensions Of the House pension COM
mittee, says the sub committee will
pursue the policy OF the full committee in
keeping the appropriations down to the
lowest possible point, and the pension ap-
Precipitation will probably be S15, 000 900
less than last year.
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asylum at Agnews. Woods is 4 travelling sales
man, Sc years old. and married. He lmaCines
That his father died recently and left him Sill
100000. He was very anxious 10 be allowed
10 20 TO The Pacific Bank IN san Francisco aud
draw the money.
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Scavengers who dump garbage on Twenty
sixth and Harrison streets, or, in fact any
where else, were taught lesson by Judge
JOachlmsen yesterday. e.. Capperina was
charged with The Offense and the Judge fined
limS2O.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1894-01-23

Wheeling" in children Is soon cured by the
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f. l.. Woods was before the Commissioners
on INSANITY yesterday afternoon. He was ad.
judged Insane and by Judge Ogden sent 10 The
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1894-01-23

The final report of the trustees In the case OF
MIS-. Nellie Witcher. who was legaree unde
the Will of Francis Blake. has been flied. BY
HE terms OF the trust she was not 10 receive
her share until she was 50 years old. Mrs.
Witcher having attained thai age the report
was approved. The lady's share OF the estate
Is valued al S60,22l.
he annual report OF trustees OF Ethel Pom.
roy was also approved. She has yet fifteen
years 10 wait for her share OF the estate.
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About o'clock yesterday morning a MAI
wearing black mask ana holding revolver h
MS right Maud entered a restaurant on SaI
fabio avenue, opposite the City Hall. and com
manded Nick Dabuevitch. boy about 6 year,
od WHO Was alone In The pl ce. 10 throw III
MS hands. lie then took S27 out of the cast
register and left.
Tue officers as yet have no clew to the rob
ber's identity.