The morning call., 1894-05-24

Inc philharmonic SUclety OF AtdmeudI
under the direction OF Irving Baruch, will
give the second of their series of concerts
this evening. An interesting programme
has been announced.
Political Feeling.
Politics is the all absorb ing theme in
Alameda at present. This evening meet
Ing of the Alameda Central Republican
Club will De held in LindeTman's Opera
house, when the organization Will be
effected for campaign work. 1t is SAID that
there is dissensOn In the ranks of the Re-
puOlicans, and If such is the case 1t Will be
be made manifest tonight.
Within period Of two years there have
moved into Alameda men OF political aspl-
ratiOns, chiefly from San francisco, and
who are becoming restless under the Gus
tom which demands that the Oldest De
served first and propose 10 kick over the
traces this year. These men are termed.
in the Alameda parlance, Newcomers. !"
Among this number the names OF George
II. Perry of Tenth and Twelfth Ward
fame, San Francisco, Colonel Shay, Ell
wood Bruner and Captain Tilton are men
toned.
The chief fight of the Alameda delega-
ton will be Judge Henshaw for Chief JUS
tice. There is a division of sentiment be-
tween Barnes and COmbes for Governor
The present and all-aOsorbing theme is,
who Will go 10 Sacramento, which only the
Saturday primaries can decide.
Boyce Benefit.
The benefit rendered to Arthur Boyce
next Saturday evening in 'Linderman'S
Opera-house bids fair to be a society event
Alameda. A host of talented people have
volunteered their services for the occasion
and the programme to be rendered bids
fair TO be one of unusual excellence fOr
an Alameda house. Some of the artists on
the programme are: Miss Swayne, Miss
Esther Needham, Miss Eliza beth West
gate. n. LandsDerger and the GOunOd
Male Quartet. Evening Dress" a parlor
comedy will be played by Mrs. 5. NJ Has
lett, Miss Edith Brown, Il. A. Page and
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Brown.
In Trouble Again.
George W. Silver, who was DaTdoned
from San Quentin few months since on
condition that he leave the State, is, con-
trary to the conditions of his pardon, liv-
ing in Alameda, and believing that Law
yer Tappan was trying TO make trouble
Tor him in consequence, he has been max
ing some very ugly threats against That
gentleman of late. For the threats made
he was yesterday morning brought bef
Justice lnnes TO explain the wherefore.
Here EXPLANATIONS suficed, the difficulty
was settled and white winged peace hOvers
unconditional pardon.
The Glover Club.
The Bohemian Club, otherwise known
as the Glover Club OF Alameda, met LAS
evening and perfected it's organ Zation.
The nall formerly occupied by the Ma.
tive Sons. with the banQuet-room adioin-
ing, has been rented for clubToOms, and
the committee on furnishings reported OIL
the cost of a necessary outfit. The clut
starts out with a fine showing. Seventy
mem bers ara already enrolled.
In Brief.
Mrs. J. A. Durkeeis en- route for New
! Brunswick. her former home.
/ Thomas Johnson and wife of San jose
! guests of Charles b. Russell. were poisoned
| on Sunday last by eating canned mush
/ rooms, and it has only been by careful
medical treatment that they are now alive
! TO tell The story.
! Mrs Elizabeth Kennel died suddenly
at her home on St. Charles street Tuesday
evening OF cerebral apOpiexy. expiring
| three hours after the attack.
The case against Police Officer Ramp
! for roughly handling Pfeiffer was heard
| before Justice SwaSey yesterday. Afte
! hearing the testimony of the prosecution
| the charges were dismissed.