The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1890-10-25
ACROSS THE BAY.
The Board of Health Dealt a
Black Eve.

The Congregational Council of the
churches around the bay met yesterday
afternoon with the Market-street Congre-
gatlOnal Church on Market street, near
Twenty-second. The proceedings of the
church were reviewed in the afternoon and
in the evening meeting of recognition was
held. The sermon was preached by Rev.
DR.. George Mooar, and the recognition
prayer was offered by Rev. DIR. J. X. Nc
Lean. Addresses were delivered by Rev.
Z. S. Williams of the Congregational Union,
Rev. Dr. ". C. Pond of San Francisco. and
Rev. DR.. Mclean. The Superior Court
yesterday permitted the First Church, Of
which the Market-street Church was for
years branch. to transfer to the new
church the lot and Improvements for 81.
They are valued at $1,000.
Rev. DIR. S. B. Morse. President of Cali
fornia College, Baptist, at Highland Park.
delivered an interesting lecture at the col
lege last evening on Egypt"
CITY COUNCIL MEETING.
The City Council met last evening and
passed a number of ordinances relating to
street and sewer work. 1t unanimously re-
fused to adopt an ordinance giving the
Board Of Health power to enter private
residence and remove q patient suffering
from contagious and infectious diseases
against the consent of relatives or friends of
the patient. 1t was the opinion of the coun-
Gilman that a mans house is his CASTLE"
Louis Gei5se. the man who persists in
running sin-mill near the Fabiola Hos
pital in spite of the new liquor license ordi-
nance of the County Board of Supervisors,
was fined $50 by Justice Sngok yesterday
for selling liquor without a license. He will
appeal to the Superior Court.
Anns Merrill, in November, 1885. OBJ
tanned judgment. for S2673 60 against
Harvey 5. Brown in San Francisco. He
flied complaint in the Superior Court of
Alameda County yesterday asking for a
judgment upon that judgment
August Hemme has mortgaged several
lots in San Leandro for $4,000.
\ CAMPFIRE THIS EVENING.
The Oakland Army and Navy Repub lican
League will hold a rousing campfire at Ger
mania Hall this evening Pork and beans,
coffee and bareback and old army songs,
with brief addresses in support of Comrade
Markham and the ticket, will be the order
of the evening.
The petition of T. e. Dunakin in insolv-
ency has been Withdrawn. his partner in the
grocery business at Twenty-third avenue,
III. X. Cummings, having arranged the mat
ter between Dunakin and his creditors. Mr..
Cummings has succeeded to the business.
A maSS-meeting will be held at the Oak
land Theater on Monday evening at which
i N
Fitch will deliver addresses. NJ. c. Chap
man will preside.
United States Marshal Long took three of
the Chinese girls out of the Alameda Jail
yesterday to San Francisco.
PRESENTED WITH BADGE.
The Oakland Republican Alliance held a
special meeting and presented its Treas
urer, +. E. Brigham, with a badge for his
efficient services in keeping up the finances
of the club. l.. J.. Cromwell, President of
the alliance, has turned the club over to
Vice-President Y ict0r Ii. Metcalf during the
remainder of the present campaign, owing
to his visit East on business.
A verdict of accidental death was rendered
yesterday in the case of Mrs. Emelie Reib-
enstein, asphyXiated at the residence of
her son, Oscar Reibenstein, State Wharf
niger The remains were taken to Stock
ton for interment yesterday afternoon by
her son, Mayor II. b. Reibenstein of that
city.
The master mechanic of the Southern
Pacific Company has refused to give Il. I'll.
Littlejohn an engine, because the latter re-
fuses 10 explain his actions i'll going East
without notifying him Of his departure.