The morning call., 1894-05-25
ALAMEDA.

Another church edihce will soon be added TO
the list OF beautiful structures OF which Alameda
boasts. ST. JOseph's parish members have de-
clded that the old building. small iand anti
quated. VIII no longer answer the needs OF
their growing numbers, and have adopted plans
for NV eoifice, the cost OF which is estimated
at 10000
The auditorium OF the church will be 52x9s
feel, seating capacity $50 people. Work Will
be commenced about June Is. fhs present
church building will be removed across the
street TO vacant lot. The paIlsh of st. Joseph'S
IN Alameda has been making rapid strides
within the last few years under the energetic
la0ofs OF Father sullivan until the prosperity
OF The church now warrants erecting a new
edtce.
Republican Caucus.
The Alameda Central Republican Committee
met last evening In Linderman's Hall. The
room was densely crowded. The club roll was
opened first and received many signatures.
A meeting was appointed by the Encina
Cup al bay street and another by the Seebeck
CUB at the West End, but the expectancy OF
an interesting time at the Central Club was too
great 10 hold club at the smaller gatherings
ana all adjourned 10 Park street
The meeting was called to order by Presl
Gent George II. Payne who made a lively
peroratlon. The election OF club officers was
deferred until the next meeting OF the club, as
more important business was on hand.
On motion OF Charles s. n al, the delegates
TO be appointed were empowered TO fiji any
vacancies IN their number by a vote of a ma
joriy of their members A resolution was
George {. Perkins to succeed himself
IL was expected that there would be several
states In the caucus, but contrary TO antcipa-
lion there was very little opposition TO tie slate
mat mad been prepared by the executive COM
mltlee and the following names were selected
as the nominees for next Saturdays primary
there 10 be elected delegates TO the Republican
STATE convention at Sacramento: Christian
PETERSON, CHARLES Foster, Z. X. Taylor, J. b,
Lanktree, John Gun Jr., George Lovegrove j.
Ii. Bruins and Stanley Stephenson.
however, there are indications that In sDita
OF tbe harmonious caucus another ticket VIII
be in the held Saturday
PhiIharmonics' Concert
The PbilharmOnics rendered very interest
Ing musical programme last evening in Under.
mans Opera-house, but on account of The in
terest in the political gathering the audience
was not very large Fortunately, the Philhar-
monte Society are giving these occasional con-
certs for the benefit of their organization and
not for either glory or money, aud so were NOT
disappointed. The concert was more than
credi able, The performers all showed marked
Improvement since their last public concert.
and those who did attend last evening were
more than satisfied with the evenings enter
tainment.
Initial Party.
The q. c. c. Social Club, composed of seven
OF Alameda'S young ladies', gave their initial
party last evening in Harmony Hail. A pleas.
AMI evening was spent, and the youthful enter
tainers showed great tact in Interesting their
invited guests.
Guilty as Charged.
Allen Curry who was charged by his father
in Justice Swasey's court and was found guilty
as charged and fined $50, which he paid.
Abused Wife and Family.
j. 9. Brock was arrested at IL o'clock Wedpes.
day night but was released the next morn
ing on bail The cause OF his arrest was get.