The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1892-03-26

for divorce They were married in Cle7e-
land, Ohio. She says that Read drove her
out and told her to 20. She charges ex-
treme cruelty.
Joseph F. Parker, AS assignee of The
White House, The City of Paris, O'Connor,
Moffatt u Co. and Newman & Levinson, of
San francisco. sues 4. r. lie Vanway to
recover in the Superior Court of Alameda
County the aggregate sum of S10O5 40 and
costs of suit. The defendant is dress
maker who recently had parlors in San
Francisco.
II. B. Donaldson, the young man charged
with DUrglarZng two hotels at west OAK
land, was held on the two charges, with
ball at $1,000 and $500 respectively.
The examination of Philip Boogar was
continued yesterday in Justice Shocks
court for one month because the attorneys
were not ready TO 60 on. He Is out on
$4,000 bail on q charge of attempting to
poison his fife.
NO REDUCTION.
The hearing Of the petition of Mrs. Mary
T.. Martin for reduction Of bail from $4,000
to $4,000. on a writ of habeas corpus, was
concluded little after IL o'clock last night.
AT the conclusion OF the reading OF the
testimony taken on the examination In the
Police Court and brief argument, Judge
Greene dismissed the writ and remanded the
prisoner without reduction of bail. She is
charged with obtaining S14 800 from Miss
Sarah T.. Leonard under false pretenses.
She is now thoroughly frightened. and is
afraid she will go to the State prison.
Alameda.
Mrs. HASKELL residing on Park street,
while hanging out some clothes yesterday
fell distance Of 10 feet and sustained q
fracture of her left shoulder and elbow.
Schroeder & Victor. who recently OBJ
tained judgment against Hepburn. Mott
u Co. for S2241 40, for cement and other
materials for sidewalk construction, are
bringing number Of suits against parties
for whom sidewalks were laid, being unable
to collect the judgment from the defendants.
The suits will be contested on the ground
that the sidewalks are worthless, being full
OF cracks. and that Hepburn. Mott q Co:
have surrendered all claims on account OF
the poor condition of the sidewalks.
Henry Kustel of the West End, VIII o was
severely burned Thursday in San Francisco
by chemicals, will net be able to 20 to
work for several weeks. His hands are
raw, his eyebrows were singed and most of
the hair on his head was burned off.
Stewart Crevling has brought suit against
III. Cordes to recover SO for rent Of prem
ises in Brooklyn Township.
An entertainment will be given In the
Park OpeTa-house April 81 for the benefit
of Christ Episcopal Church.
City Attorney Taylor, who has been i'll
the past month, is now slowly Improving.
City Engineer POyZer was engaged yester-
day IN making the pre- liminary survey for
the laying of the new sewer in Park street.
The Encinal Republican Club has CON-
pleted its organization at Bay-street station
by the election of the following officers
President, w. II. Noy; vice-president. j.
w. Hand; secretary. George NJ. Campbell
treasurer. George Lovegrove; committee On
membership. w. Hand, j. b. Lanktree.
| and l.. ii. Lamborne. Thirty-four mem bers
have signed the roll.
Two piledrivers are at work at the draw
! OF the naTrOw-gauge railroad bridge across
the San Leandro By. A new draw will
soon replace the present one. IL is now In
| course of construction in West Oakland.
A cement walk has been laid in front of
| Mastick station, West End.