The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1894-06-01

for California and her interests, well as for the
whole country. l am pretty we'll known in Cali
fornia, both In public and private life If the
people, through their county and state cow en-
tions desire TO give expressions of approval or
dtsapproval OF my actions while here, they will o
SO without any prompting from me. II they do
not, Of co urse must accept the consequence and
be satisfied. However, am none the less CRATE
ful TO you for your Kindness.
Arrested for TilI-Tapping.
Early yesterday morning hackIoad OF
Young men drove up to the Tivoli saloon on
Twelfth street. and three of them, j. E. Far
ley George MalOsk and z. a. Murphy, jumped
out and rushed into the place, and before the
proprietor could turn around they were busy
with the till. from which they oh aimed several
dollars before the proprietor could interfere.
There was sharp and short struggle then. and
the three men retreated toward the DOOR They
jumped IN the hack and were driven rapidly
away.
Q The police were notified and later arrested
the men and locked them up. Tie young fell
lows are all pref well known around town,
but none of them have ever before been arrest
ed except MulOsk.
Political Quarrel.
Uncle hiram Bailey, the Alameda County
Supervisor from the LivermOre district yester-
day filed a supplemental bond with the clerk.
with William Roberts as surety. in the sum of
$500. Mr.; Roberts takes the place on Bailey's
bond of ii. II. Pitcher the Livermore banker
who is said TO have had failing out with Mr..
Bailey.
The quarrel is said to have been of a political
character, as Mr.. Pitcher wanted Rube hunter
chosen as delegate at the late primary cleo
ton, which gentleman was opposed, it is said
by the tall Supervisor from the lower end of
thel cOuny.
Rogers. the Attorney, Dead.
Attorney Ed Rogers, who became insane
through too close study, ana who was sent TO
Napa Insane ASYLUM few months ago. died at
that institution Wednesday.
Mr. Rogers was a wldOwer and leaves two
children, a bOy aged twelve aud daughter
OF nine years, He was thTty-eight years of
ana nhap Of . DIT,
the Catholic Knights of America, from which
latter order his children VIII receive $1,000.
The remains Will be brought 10 Oakland for in
teTment
Come to Bury Hor Boy.
Mrs. Blanche WaIKerey- Burbank arrived
from the East yesterday fn attend the funeral
OF her little boy, The posthumous son of the late
William Wakerly. VINO was left $780, O0 and
who dieo few DAYS ago.
The funeral will take place to-day at 2
O'clock from the Walkerley residence on East
Twentieth street.
The Ancient Order OF Hibernlans will meet
IN State convention at San MaieO on June IL.
The following is the list of delegates from Ala
media: Il. White, Stale secretary; NJ. j. Ryan,
county delegate; &. ID. OGara. president Di-
vision No. / w. Mcclure. V. p; NJ. sullivan
r. s.; P. Duffy. F. s.; B. Duffy, treasurer; d.
). Mccarthy, president Division No. 2; NJ.
buddy, V. P; X. White, K. s.; w. Lenane, T..
s.; John Murray. treasurer; B. McManus,
president Division No. 3; G. Donovan. V. p. :; j.
.
Cayanagh, treasurer.
Joseph Goodman has made all his final re-
ports as executor of the estate of Ellen q God.
man, deceased. The estate was valued at
S7S,943 The sum of S5S.654 has been re-
ceived in cash by the executor. The deceased 3
mother was left $1,000 and Margaret Young a
sister. was left $4,000.
both are dea0, and according to the proyis-
ions OF The will heir portions 90 TO the husband
who thus receives the entire estate EXCEPT
$3.50 paid TO CARRIER, BOalt g. Bishop for attor-
neys' fees.
The water front trial was resumed before
Judge Ogden yesterday morning Ex-City En-
glneer Tom Morgan was OH the stand the entire
day ana MS testimony Is not yet finished The
cross-eXamination OF the witness was conducted
By Mr. Martin, Mr.. Davis appearing for the
city. The line of evidence was directed toward
establishing he boundaries OF Oakland. The
case comes up to-day.
The United WOrkingmen's Ieapue which
has membership list OF more than 500 names
has issued the following address 10 farmers
ana fruit-growers, merchants, Individuals ana
corporations:
Gentlemen: We all, bOna-fide citizens of Ala.
meda county. have organized a United Work.
mems League aud free employment bureau,
our llst OF members numbers 500 80 per cent
having large fam lies dependent upon Them for
support Ii you red mechanics or laborers We
nave some on our list. Give US a call. as we
depend upon you for our support
MI Martin OF San francisco, an experienced
railroad man, will succeed The Lorings, father
ana sou, In the SUPPLEMENTARY OF The San
raDlo avenue eable-road and the Telegraph
avenue electric line. He will assume charge
to-day.