The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1894-03-13
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KLAND.-Oakland's waterfront at
torneys are rather pleased than otherwise
over the receipt of the following telegram
from Washington:
WASHINGTON, March 12.-Hon ". r. Darts !:
Oakland permitted 10 file briefs, accompanied
by such mans, records and proofs as il may
deem applicable. This order gives Oakland all
Dement'S OF Intervention.
JAMES A. JOHNSON.
Lawyer Davis said in speaking of the
telegram, that it indicated an i'm portant
concession. and could not be regarded but
in the light of victory. because substan-
tally the court had granted all the City
Attorney had asked for in his motion to
have the city admitted as an interyenor.
smooth Young Man.
On Thursday last Officer Cooney of the
Broadway squad was told to look out for
dapper young man who was wanted for
passing bogus checks with the name of
w. B. Lyons signed TO them. A good de-
scription was given, and the officer finally
overlook his man at Castro and Thirteenth.
The man denied that he had done any
thing wrong, but upon being searched a
great stack OF blank checks were found on
his person.
1t is said Lyons has passed his checks
on a couple OF other unsuspectinR Oak
landers.
He is supposed to be the same party
who Is wanted in San Jose for like smooth
practices.
The Palmer success.
Saints and Sinners" as given by the
Palmer Company last night at the Mac
donougb, was splendid success and took
on the appearance rather Of society event.
The pretty place of amusement was
crowded with Oakland society people. and
the performance was well received. The
same company produces Jim the PEN
man" tonight. The advance sale of seats
Tor every performance Is very large.
The Badger Fight.
Oakland has not yet forgotten the great
badger hight at Joe Dieves' place on April
6. 1892, and how X. W. Theobald of the
Alameda County Humane Society said
that Dr. Thomas CARPENTER was one of the
specta tors Of the fight. For this Carpenter
sued Theobald for criminal libel. and the
Police Court found Theobald guilty and
hned him $50, with the alternative of
seventy-hve days in jail. Yesterday Judge
Henshaw handed down decision affirm
Ing the Judgment CT the lower court.
Relic OF Pardee's Raid.
lie ticket-office which was captured ny
Mayor Pardee and the Councilman in
tneir famous raid on the foot OF Broadway.
wnen the railroad fences were torn down.
Will DO duty in the future as an Office for
the superintendent of Streets at the new
corporation yards. At the meeting of the
Board OF Public Works il is expected that
the piles which were pulled from The bay
near the mole will be ordered sold at
auction.
Died From Exposure.
Claus Henry Heidorn is the name OF the
old man who was Ifound dead in the field
near lrVlngton on Sunday evening last.
A nlerchant Eails.
Robert Anderson. Il merchant Of Guate-
mala, residing in this county. failed yester-
day Tor SO. 092. His assets consist OF
claims due him amounting TO S37. 1875. The
principal creditors are: Maximo .Seyer.
S24O3; Benito Novelia & Co., S4261; Helm
rich koechke, S3395; loeisr Il Co., S7650
Iercedes Il. de Melenchex. $500.
A Counterfeiter's Den.
Detectives Shorey and Downey raided
The house at 566 East Eleventh street on
Saturday night aud found there the tools
used IN the making of counterfeit coin. a
small furnace made from an oil can bricked
IN, an anvil, cruclble and several pieces of
metal having the appearance of silver.
Inc counterfeiters had escaped.
Robbed and Beaten.
Charles Delmue, a saIoou-keeper OF
Sunol. known as Charley Cheese" was
held up in his saloon as be was turning