The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1893-01-05
SMALL TALES OF A BIG CITY.

Rev ID. Meyers0n Will officiate as cantor at
The II mpe Emanu FL on Saturday morning next.
Al White. an East-street saloOn-keeper, was
arrested last night Tor hOurishing pistol oyer
The heads OF his patrons. who lied in terror from
The place. leaving their glasses on the bar.
John Hoilahan, marble-eutter 10 years old,
who lived az AZ Jessie street. died while Dra wing
at his bedside yesterday afternoon and The body
was taken 10 the Morgne. He leaves widow
and child Ell.
AT meeting OF the Justices OF the Peace YES
terday }. f. Barry was elected Presiding Justice
FOR lhe fun term OF two years. Coos, WiiIetts
and Barry voted for Barry and Gray and Dunno
voted Tor Gray.
One OF the officers at the North Harbor police
station caught TWO boys carrying on very valu-
able hard wood plank yesterday morning. As
hey could give no satisfactory explanation Of
why II was theirs he made them bring IL 10 the
STALLION, where Ii Is now waiting an owner.
Judge Eugene r. Gaiher was chosen Presiding
Judge OF the Superior Court by his associates on
The bench Yesterday. Judges Wallace. Trout,
Seawei and Dalngerfied RETAINED from voting
on the ground that they had not as yet received
Their certificates OF election from the Secretary
OF State.
Mary F. Ryer has brought suit 10 the Superior
Court to ieeoyrr half Tie estate left by Dir.
washington NJ Ryer, from whom she was d.
yoced. She accepted $4,000 settlement
but now alleges that the community property
was werii 81 100000, Of which she demands
a hall as her share.
On December II last Daniel Boyle, stone
mason living al l53 Tehama street, disa appeared
from home The old man was 10 years of age
and hard drlnker. Yesterday morning his
body was fouEd floating IN he bay at the foot of
Beale street 1t Is supposed he wandered down
10 The wharf and fell into The bay. An inquest
will be held to-day.
he case OF Clara King, charged on the Police
records with having murdered sydney Mccoy,
was called in Judge J0achlmsen's court yester-
day morning motion was made to dismiss the
charge OF murder. but was denied by the court,
IL being held that until the court had head the
evidence III the case no action could be taken.
Upon the statement that Miss King was still
seriously III Judge Joacnimsen continued the
hearing Indefinitely.
In The case of Mclaughlin versus the Board
OF Supervisors and the Superintendent OF Streets
Judge Trout yesterday held that VIII of re-
view did not apply to The Superintendent In the
proper remedy, lie said, was by Injunction. The
attorneys for Mclaughlin will at once apply for
one TO restrain Superintendent Ackerson from
proceeding with the work The contention OF
thr plaintiff is that The Supervisors exceeded
their jurisdiction.
Al The annual meeting of the Belgian Mutual
Relief Society," hid on December %, 1892 the
following officers were elected for the ensuing
Chapman; president. Louis Nevranmont; vice.
president. A. de Slegeleer; recording secretary.
l.. Andre; financial secretary, j. X. Nevraumont;
treasurer, j. Gaiiard; executive committee-the
above named officers and Jules Deeau, Victor
David. NJ. LoreutZ, Nj. Lemmer, A. Francard
and 4. Calmon.
John HaZer, a fireman employed on the
steamer Tiamaos, was stabbed in the right
forearm BY James Godfrey yesterday afternoon
In Anthony Burke's saloon, on facthc street
Godfrey is also marine fireman. and the two
men quarreIed about drinks and engaged In a
tight. HaZer was taken 10 the Receiving Hos
pita where & ash inches wide, penetrating o
the bone, was sewed up. His assallant was ar
rested later by 0ficers Callahan aud Egan aud
locked up GDder Il charge of committing an as
sault with deadly weapon.