The morning call., 1894-11-08

teur League. This league played TWO champion
sup sup GaIhes on The Piedmont GROUNDS las,
Tor the coming Saturday. Al 10 o'clock in The
morning The Berkeley High School eleven VIII
i i,he up against the champions OF tie Alameda
Hign Scno0l. AT O'clock in the afternoon
there Will commence a great battle between the
aInletes from san Ffancisco's High Scn0oi ana
the iaus IRON the University Academy OF sunny
AIahsus. IDS game will be especiaiiy eAch
ing. Neither team was scored against Satur-
day, and every player In each team IS anxious
th rn IL p snall De so 10 all future games.
lster goOd orubblng TO the TRINITY Schooi
eleven at Central Park on Saturday morning.
Funeral Of Edison Adams " idow'
Mrs Hannah Jayne Adams was buried from
the family residence on Bay place at O'Clock
yesterday afternoon. In Difference 70 the
wishes OF the family there were no flowers
nut Tie number OF mourning friends VINO came
10 cast one last look upon the dead bore elo-
quent testimony to the love and respect In
which the venerable lady was held.
Inc simple put solemn aud beautiful services
OF The Church OF England were conducted by
Rev. Father Akerley, rector emeritus of ST.
Johns Episcopal Church. Sacred songs were
rendered Dy quartet OF singers;
The remains were followed by an immense
cortege OF nourners To the family plat IN
Mountain View Cemetery
Mrs. Adams came 10 Oakland in 1852, and
was the lirst pubic schoOlte acher in The city OF
Oakland. IN S54 she became the wife OF the
late Edison Adams ST., who died possessed of
an immense landed estate i'll this city and
county.
He Wants the Transfer Anyhow.
1t cannot be said OF T. II. Williams. now OF
Los Angeles but formerly OF Oakland, that he
IS not persistent. Some time ago lie wrote TO
County Clerk Crane for 4 transfer TO Los Al
geles County. The transfer never came, how:
ever, but Notwithstanding, Williams indlted
on the eve OF election the following very gen.
tlemanly episile:
Los ANGELES. Cal.
James z. Crane, County Clerk OGktdnd. Cat
DEAR SIR: Now that it is too late to register
you Will have no objection TO sending my
letter win give Won my address again. have
resided In Oakland the east SIDE OF Alice
street, between Twelfth and thirteenth and be.
iieve that / registered While living there. /
moved from there to Madison street, corner OF
Fifteenth, and from there to Oak street beg to
remain, yours faithfully. 7. IL. WILLIAMS.
A Suir In Restitution.
julius A. Kennel OF Alameda brought suit
in the Superior Court yesterday against Fannie
Beach aud G.. b. Beach for the restitution Of
piece OF property and the setting aside OF GER
tain agreement.
In 1890 Kennel agreed 10 sell the defend
ants the land IN question for $500, 10 be paid
IN regular lnstallments. together with interest.
Now MT. Remmel alleges that they have paid
only 81 100 on account. together with little
interest. He wants 10 recover the property,
aDrogate the agreement, and retain the money
already paid as rent for the occupation for the
premises.
Tired of waitiDs.
When James Wallace was arrested several
months ago for passing fraudulent checks on
lodging house Keepers, and adjudced guilty on
his preliminary examination, he Indignantly
declared his innocence and demanded trial
by jury. He has since discovered that 1t re-
quiLes an awful long. dreary wait for such
trial 80 IN order 10 put an end TO his anxiety
lie yesterday withdrew his demand for a jury
and announced his entire willingness TO permit
Judge Allen TO decide his fate.
Alter Oakland gets through with him he is
wanted by Alameda, Modesto and other towns.
Brennan Made No VIII.
In the Supreme Court yesterday Teresa A.
Brennan. widow of the late John Brennan, who
died intestae on the 2Stb OF last month, ap-
piled Tor letters of administration upon the
estate OF her deceased husband. The property
consists Of real estate in Berkeley, valued at
S11, 900; personal property. $4,000; household
furniture, $500; life insurance policy, $500.
The legal heirs are the widow and six minor
children.
illegal Waters.
The seven men who were arrested on Tues
day for Illegal voting were brought up before
Judge Allen yesterday. IL was discovered.
however,, mat no complaints had been filed
against the men and in consequence all the
eases were continued till this morning.
Turner Wants His Money.
r. NJ. Tuner has brought suit in the Justices
Court against Frank j. Moflitt and A j. Nc
Govern TO secover Sl51 % alleged TO be due on
a prOmlssory note. The mole was originally
given TO MOtiitt by McGoyern. The former
then assigned IL 10 Turner
Notes.
The Board OF Physicians who look after tbe
municipal health Will hold their regular
monthly meeting al the Board of Health rooms
in the rear OF the City Hall, tomorrow evening
An Old-Ime New England dinner VIII be
given at the rooms OF lie g. I. u, lob Clay
street. o-moTrow, November Q, from IL A. NJ
TO 2 Z. NJ. The charge will be moderate and
the proceeds will be Devoted TO the needs of
the Union.
The Sunday-scnools OF Alameda County Will
hold a grand convention in the parlOrs of The
First NJ. L. Church of Haywaids on November
II. The affair Is being arranged by Secretary
Kemp who may be found at the Pacific Theo.
logical Seminary, Oakland.
The suit OF Carl Bygum against the Southern
Pacific Company for damages was called by
Judge Ellsworth Yesterday morning, but was
postponed for one week BY mutual consent.