The morning call., 1891-08-29
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W MURPHY BUILDING, +
Market and Jones Streets.

and Washington at 10 o'clock in the fore
noon; up Washington to Thirteenth, to JEFF
fersoD, to Fourteenth, TO San Pablo, to
Nineteenth, to Telegraph, to Sixteenth, to
New Broadway, to Fourteenth, to Fifth.
b. B. and d. ID. johnson, the eighteen
year-old twin boys charged with horse
stealing, were taken to Tulare yesterday
afternoon by Constable Wagy of Tulare,
and the two horses Of Preacher Wales were
shipped down in freight train.
Mayor Chapman and the members of the
City Council will review the Labor-day
parade. on September 7th.
CHABor HOME ASSOCIATION.
The Cha bot Home Association has elected
John X. GlascOck as President for the en-
suing year; Mrs. J. w. Shanklin, Vice
Presid ent; Stephen T. Gage, Treasurer; ;
George E. de Cola, Secretary. The total
value of the property of the institution was
reported at Sl33,000, all interest bearing.
The Employment Bureau received 215 ap-
plications for help, and 292 applications for
labor. OF the applicants $50 were given
unskllled labor up 10 teaching, book-keep-
ing and stenography. One hundred and
fifty persons had enjoyed the hospitalities
of the home during the year.
The body of a man supposed to be Fl.
Stressed was found near the City Wharf In
the estuary yesterday. On the body was
found card of admission to the free dis
pensary of the Cooper Medical College of
San Francisco, on which was the name H.
STRESSED, 346 Fourth street. He had also a
card Of DR.. Barkan OF San Francisco, and a
bottle Of medicine for nasal trouble. In
his pockets were knife and black purse
containing 81 in silver. The deceased had a
long black beard and dark hair, and was ap-
parently about 40 years of age.
Yesterday, after the jury had been i'm
paneled and one Of the witnesses partially
examined in the case of Frank McGinnis
for an assault on Maud Bates, his attorney
moved to discharge the prisoner on the
ground that the information had not been
filed within thirty days from the date on
which the defendant was held TO answer.
Ihe motion was granted.
THE NEW CATHOLIC CHURCH.
The red pressed-brick walls OF st. Fran
els de Sales Church are rapidly going up at
the corner of Grove street, San Pablo
avenue and Hobart street. II is the iuten-
tlon to lay the corner stone on Sunday aft
ernooD, September 18Th, and the work is
being pushed forward with that end in
view. The ceremony Of laying the corner
stone will be performed by his Grace Arch
bishop RiOrdan, assisted by the local clergy
and by number from San Francisco. 1t is
expected that the ceremonies will be very
imposing, as this will be the largest and
most expensive of the Catholic churches on
this side of the bay.
Mrs. Flora NJ. Niers yesterday sued for
divorce from Valentine Viers on account
VI MS cruelty duu uTuUk6DDeSS. de last
worked at the California Door Factory, but
she had to work at the canning factory to
support the family, and the sixteen-year-
old son is following in the footsteps of his
father with reference TO drink. They were
married in Iowa in 1872 and there are four
children.
The Southern Pacific Company has ac-
knowledged the receipt of the notice of the
alameda County Board of Supervisors with
reference to the dangerous condition of the
Webster-street bridge and has referred it to
w. S. Palmer the Superintendent of Bridge
Repairs, for action.
LYING AT DEATHS DOOR.
Erminie, the five-year-old daughter CT
Senator and w. L. Dargie, who has been so
seriously i'll with malarial fever, contracted
at klamath Hot Springs, and who has been
lingering between life and death for about
forty days, is now lying at deaths door, and
her recovery is despaired of. Death, it is
expected, may occur at any hour. The dis
ease had turned into typhoid fever.
Mrs. Jane owen, who was once Mrs. Al
bert knight, loaned knight $500, taking his
note for $3.50 and his word for the balance.
Two years ago they were divorced. She
now keeps a l0dgng-house on Telegraph
avenue, while Knight is chief engineer of
the Lusk Canning Company of Los An
geles. She has sued him, as he has neg
lected to pay the money.
Jose CORDOBA, Portuguese small farmer
oai A1aH Leahuio' 10 Icpoftcu u nd'e ue-
serted his wife and run away with six
teen-year-old girl named Hattie Yoacum,
who had been employed as a domestic in
his family.
Dr. ID. jacobson of New Orleans will
conduct services at the Oakland Synagogue
To-Day. 1t is said THAT Rabbi jacobson Is a
candidate Tor the vacant leadership of this
synagogue.
JUDGMENT AS PRAYED FOR.
Judge Ellsworth charged che iury In the
ease OF Miss Isabel Nichols against the