The morning call., 1894-02-04
THE MAZE,
Market, Taylor and Golden Gate Aye.

was asked OF II, that BODY has decided Go
see for itself, and taking advantage of its
privilege will inspect the works at lakes
Chabot and Temescal before fixing water
rates for the coming year.
The company rendered the Council car
riages TO make its inspection. but discus-
sion OF the matter was held on Friday
night and the city fathers decided that
they could and would furnish their own
conveyances. An inspection will be made
on Thursday next.
Macdonough Attractions.
Patti Rosa. the charming little actress,
will open at the Macdonough tomorrow
night, continuing on Tuesday aud Wednes-
day evenings.
On February II Manager Cook has ar
ranged TO have the Calhoun Comic Opera
Company give one IF its attractive per-
formances. They Will produce the BLACK
Hussar." The company numbers fifty-fve
people and carries its own orchestra and a
carefully drilled chorus.
On February 10 Oaklanders will have an
opportunity of witnessing the perform
arce of Lottie Collins. she of Boom
decay" fame, who appears with the BOst on
Howard AthenRum Company.
Iheater parties are becoming a fad at
the Macdonough, and on honday last at
the production OF 1.-The Ensign" an Ala
media party, consisting of twenty-six we'll
known society ladies and gentlemen, wit
messed the performance.
Meeting of the Unemployed.
The meeting of the unemployed called
by j. l.. Lyons of the relief committee
came near breaking up in row at the
City Hall last evening.
Mr. Lyons presented some resolutions
defending the action of the relief commit
tee in cutting the wages Of the unemp ployed
to 81 90 day, but on discovering that the
Federated Labor Union had packed the
meeting and the resolutions would be de-
feated If a vote was taken, he ma de mo-
ton that the meeting he adjourned. This
was voted down and MIR. Lyons said
This is my meeting; | called it and l can
adjourn it, if / wish.'
The unemployed then filed out. but dur
ing one time the widest confusion reigned
and 1t looked as though the meeting would
break mp in a free fight. Mr.. Lyons was
not INDICATED.
His Business Broken Up.
Henry A. Foster was a merchant in
Berkeley, at Vine street and Shattuck
avenue, up TO February 4, 1892, last, and
be says in a complaint filed yesterday in
the office OF the County Clerk that since
that time he has suffered the loss of his
business. valuable merchandising store,
which he owned. goods, goodwill and all,
ana all because an attachment was levied
upon his business by one S. B. Rothen-
berg, Wholesale liQuor-dealer.
by reason of said tachment, which was
made without shadow of CLAIM, he h las
suffered loss in the sum of $3.50. This
sum he wants the courts to award him
with costs.
Colored Delssrtist
Miss Valetta L. Winslow, who IL said to
De the only De!sartist and eocutiOnist of
prominence among the colored race in this
country, IS booked for an entertainment in
the I. NJ. c. A. Hall in Oakland on the
evening OF February IA. for the benefit OF
the A. Nj. h. Church. Eastern papers
speak very highly of Miss Winslow's capa-
oillties. and she has appeared before the
Cnautauquau Society at Pacific Grove
with notable success.
Again in Court.
The case of Maurice Pacheco against the
Juueon Manufacturing Company fol
Sll,OO0 damages for an injury sustained
While in its employ was reviewed in the
superior Court yesterdsy afternoon. This
Is the case that was dropped few davs
| ago owing to the inability of the plaintiff
10 pay the necessary fees.
Compelled to Leave.
Mary L. Forsythe in her answer to hel
husbands complaint. which was filed in q
divorce suit Oh the grounds of desertion, de-
nles nat she failed to provide home fol
I hlIn' and states that she was compelled to