The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1895-03-17

7:30, 9 and 1920 A. NJ. The 10 80 mass will
be solemn high mass, with four priests
officiating.
Father Hogan of San Rafael will deliver a
lecture on 1.-THE Irish Race, Its Principles
and Practices"
There will be an augmented choir at all
the services. Five young Irish priests, on
their return trip to Ireland from their Aus.
tralian mission, will remain in Oakland as
the guests of Father McNaIly and will
assist in the days celebration.
The lecture in the evening will be free,
but the pastor will take up collection.
An Attractive Play.
Tomorrow evening, the 18th inst,
Hoyt's ga Temperance Town" will COM
mence an engagement of three nights at
the Macdonough All indications point to
packed houses, for the advance sale is
large. But why not? Hoyt's attractions
have always scored a success in Oakland
even in the old days when the town could
not boast first-class playhouse.
ga Temperance Town is a play full of
pathos, homelike scenes intermingling
with funny sayings and situations.
Popular prices, % cents to 81.
Attractions to follow this production are !:
The Whitney Opera Company in the TO-
mantle comic opera 1.-THE Fencing Mas
ter" which will run three nights, with a
matinee. Then will come Marie Bur-
roughs in her repertoire, to be followed by
Emily Bancker in her successful comedy
"Our Flat"
Bondholders Will Buy.
The property of the Piedmont Consoli-
dated Gable Company that was placed in
the hands of a receiver two years ago VIII
be sold next Tuesday by the commissioner
appointed by the court, and will in all
probability be bid in by the bondholders of
the road, who have organized for that pur-
pose. There are other street railway COM
panies in Oakland who would like to get
possession OF this property, knowing full
well the value of the plant, but their
estimate is so much lower than that held
by the bondholders that it is likely they
will have the bidding all to themselves
1t is the intention of the bondholders of
the road If they are successful in purchas-
ing the property to effect thorough reor-
ganiZation and then make an electric road
OF that portion going over the hills.
VIII Take Her to Friends.
In Henry Wilkinson, the Los Angeles
restaurant-keeper, Mrs. w. J. Dean, the
wife of the counterfeiter now awaiting
trial, has friend worthy the name
AS soon as Mr.. Wilkinson heard of the
arrest of his former cashier he fastened to
arrange his business so that he could come
to Oakland to effect Mrs Deans release.
and although willing friends had saved
him this trouble the worthy gentleman
will try to induce Mrs. Dean to return with
him to the southern part of the State,
where friends of the old days will make an
effort to tighten the burden of the unfor-
tunate woman whose life has been blighted
by a scoundrel.
Kellogg Again on Deck.
Detective George H. Kellogg had the
charge of drunkenness and assault against
him wiped out yesterday by Judge Wood,
and is again on deck with the railroad
company.
In his summing up of the charges
brought by the Chief of Police against Kel-
logg Judge Wood had little to say. He
simply dismissed the case for want of evil
dence.
There Will Be No Contest.
DR.. II. B. Mehrmann, the defeated can
didate for Councilman from the, Second
Ward, has denied that he will contest the
election of G. K. Marshall.
1t was reported that there would be a
contest on the ground of alleged irregulari-
ties In the count of the Second and Fourth
precincts of the Second Ward.
Look Out for War.
There will be meeting of the Oakland
insurance agents held Monday night to
take steps toward forming a permanent
organization, and if the plan fails it is
more than likely that rate war will be
lnaugurated Tuesday among the local
agents.